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Fluke T6-1000PRO 1000v AC/DC Electrical Tester Reviews

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Voltage and current on one screen The T6-1000 PRO Electrical Tester measures voltage up to 1000 V ac and current up to 200 A ac, all through the open fork and without test lead contact to live voltage. Connect the black lead to ground with the included heavy-duty alligator clip, slide the wire into the open fork and see both voltage and current at the same time. On wires up to AWG 4/0 (120 mm2), carrying as much as 200 A and 1000 V ac. Even with gloves on. It will change how you do your job. Key functions Simultaneous voltage and current display–save time by seeing voltage and current measurements at the same time when trouble shooting motors, pumps or other equipment Visual Continuity™–When checking continuity, the screen automatically turns green while the beeper is on. Perfect for those times when it’s too loud to hear the beeper, when you’re wearing ear protection or when it’s too dark to easily read the screen. Visual Continuity takes the guesswork out of checking continuity. True-rms – Accurate voltage and current measurements, even when measuring complex signals. FieldSense™ technology for ac voltage, current and frequency measurement without making electrical contact to live voltage

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Marceliano Dizon
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Posted 8 months ago
Eduardas Jasokinas
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Has not been used a lot yet, but so far so good
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Posted 3 years ago
I purchased this as an upgrade to my old T5-1000 the widened jaws are so much easier for larger conductors and the field sense is a really good addition allowing voltage and current to be measured with the field sense and one lead to earth. I would definitely recommend if your looking for an upgrade ! The only thing I think fluke need to improve is that the belt holster doesn’t have anywhere to keep the Crocodile clip and second set of probes. Other than that I would highly recommend.
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Posted 3 years ago