The Fluke 123B series 20MHz, 2-channel compact oscilloscope scopemeter® is a rugged oscilloscope solution for industrial electrical and electro-mechanical equipment troubleshooting and maintenance applications. It includes innovative functions designed to help troubleshoot faster and get the answers needed to keep systems up and running. Operators can display waveforms with Connect-and-View trigger and set-up technology. They can view related numerical measurements using Fluke IntellaSet technology. These functions are free of the need to make manual measurement adjustments. With Recorder Event Detect capabilities, elusive intermittent events are captured and logged for easy viewing and analysis. Note Fluke 120B/S versions also include soft carry case, Fluke View™ for Windows® software, magnetic hanger and screen protector. Includes: Li-ion battery pack, charger/power adapter Shielded test leads (2) with ground leads Black test lead Red and blue hook clips Banana to BNC adapter Carry case Fluke View for Windows software Magnetic hanger, and a screen protector
Features and Benefits
Dual-input digital oscilloscope and multimeter Rise time is <8.75ns Two 5,000 counts true-RMS digital multimeters Automatic measurements Dual-input waveform and meter reading recorder for trending data over extended periods Recorder event detect captures elusive intermittent signals on repetitive waveforms up to 4kHz Connect-and-ViewT trigger simplicity for hands-off operation Shielded test leads for oscilloscope, voltage, resistance, and continuity measurements Measures voltage, current, and power harmonics Up to 7 hours of rechargeable battery operation External optically isolated USB interface to transfer, archive, and analyse scope or meter data Rugged compact case
Applications
Automation Control Panel Manufacturing Industry
Certifications
IP51 rated IEC 61010-1 approved Pollution Degree 2, IEC 61010-2-033 approved CAT IV 600 V/CAT III 750 V
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