In the world of power electronics, there is often little space for large clamps; this is where Fluke | Fluke i2000 flex enters the scene with its innovative design.
This product, which falls under the category of Digital Multimeter accessories, employs a lightweight, flexible current sensor that does not experience magnetic saturation like clamps with iron cores.
This feature ensures the i2000 flex maintains excellent linearity and accuracy when measuring high currents.
The probe has three selectable ranges (20A, 200A, 2000A) that provide unparalleled flexibility for a wide variety of applications, from small loads to high-voltage substations.
Its coil length is chosen to be suitable for most industrial conductors and assures complete user protection during operation with the CAT III 600V safety standard.
Easy connection to multimeters via standard banana plugs makes this device a powerful complement to your testing equipment.
Features and Benefits of Fluke i2000 Flex Current Clamp
- Flexible coil for measurement in very tight spaces and difficult access
- Ability to measure AC currents up to 2000A in three different ranges
- No heavy metal core (very low weight and easy portability)
- Voltage output (mV) for direct connection to multimeter voltage input
- Simple and secure coupling of the sensor with a locking mechanism
- Suitable for high magnetic noise environments due to Rogowski technology
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Value / Description |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | Flexible Rogowski Coil |
| Current Ranges | 20A / 200A / 2000A AC |
| Output Interface | 100 / 10 / 1 mV per Amp |
| Coil Length (Sensor) | Approx. 610mm (24 in) |
| Safety Standard | CAT III 600V |
| Basic Accuracy | ±1% of Range |
Frequently Asked Questions about Fluke i2000 Flex Current Clamp
Does the Fluke i2000 flex work for measuring DC currents as well?
No, Rogowski coils function based on magnetic flux variations and are therefore designed only for measuring alternating currents (AC).
What is the power source for this probe?
This device requires a battery (typically 9 volts) for signal processing and voltage output, which is built into the electronic unit connected to the cable.
What is the difference between this model and rigid clamps?
Rigid clamps are limited in jaw opening due to their metal core, but the i2000 flex can easily loop around any irregular shape or very large conductor, and it is much lighter.
Conclusion
The Fluke i2000 flex is the ultimate solution for measurement challenges in crowded electrical panels and high current systems.
If you are looking for Fluke's precision in a flexible and professional form, this probe is the best choice to upgrade your multimeter to a full-fledged industrial level.
