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    | 1965 CATALOG Dt I I Amb Leh A bees, Sores hee eee ee eee Pen) 7 TEST - MEASURE - CALIBRATE FLUKE INSTRUMENTATION J ADDITIONAL DATA F necessity, information and specifications contained in this ‘catalog are abbreviated. Detailed technical data sheets will be furnished immediately upon request from the Fluke engineer- ing representative in your area (see Inside back cover), of directly from the factory TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Demonstration of a particular instrament may ba conveniently arranged with the local Fluke representative. Technical assist ance in selecting equipment and preparing orders is available from engineering personnel at these local offices, supple mented by'a highly qualified staff of applications engineers at the factory. ORDER BY MODEL NUMBER When ordering, please specify the complete instrument model ‘umber and eomenclature. For example, "Mogel 8038 ACID Differential Voltmeter”" Note that suff letter “R" after 3 model number designates rack mounting version of those Instruments. available. in either 2 rack or Bench. mounting Configuration, Many Fluke instruments use one configuration ‘or both bench and rack mounting. SPECIAL INSTRUMENT SERVICE Many Fluke instiuments can be supplied with non-standard aint altered specification ranges, special connectors, or other Specil features Please consult the authorized Fluke repre: native I your grea or the factory Specia-ntrument Serv @ for prices, delivery schedules, and special orderin Information i t WHERE TO SEND YOUR ORDER Orders should be made out to John Fluke Mfg. Co, Ine, sent in Care of your local Fluke representative (see inside back cover), or directly to P.O. Box 7428, Seattle, Wash. 98133, SHIPPING METHODS Shipments are made directly from the factory. Unless specit- Cally requested otherwise, express or truck transportation is Used, whichever least expensive and most serviceable to you. Small tems may be Sent via parcel post. Air freght, air express, oF air parcel post wil be used wien speeified on Your orcer, TERMS U.S. and Canada terms are 30 days ready been established, shipments 2, Unless credit has al il be made CO, or on Contents Page Coureent shunts 3 Electronic Galvanometers a 6 Impedance Sree 7 Isolation Amplifier 2 Microvolt Potentiometer 6 PrRSrsabt Current : Genera! Purpose 2 High Voltage Mt 10 “Thermal Converters 8 Thermal Transfer Standard : 8 AW Meter 7 Voltage Calibrators 9 Voltage Dividers 6 Voltmeters Sale State, AC/DG Differential 2 Sole State, DC Diferential 3 At/Oc Diferetal i OC Diterentia 3 True RMS 7 Miltried 5 General Information receipt of cash in advance. Terms for orders from other cour {fies are irrevocable fetter af eregit or cash in advance uniess ther terms have been previously arranged. PRICES Prices ar¢ F.0.8. factory, Mountlake Terrace, Washington une tess otherwise specified: All prices a”e in U'S. funds and are subject to change without notice, QUOTATIONS AND PRO FORMA INVOICES Upon request, quatations or_pro forma invoices will be fur hished t9 you By your lacal Fluke sales representative or the ‘ohn Fluke Mfg. Co, Inc SERVICE ‘Complete facilities are maintained at the factory to repair and fecalibrate any Fluke instrument. In most instances, prompt Service and parts replacement can also be made by the author ‘ed Fluke sales representative In your area, ‘When you wish to return an instrument to the factory for repairs, reealibration, oF for any athe reason, please contact stomer Service, John Fluke Ng, Co, Inc, P.O, Box 7428, Seattle, Washington 86133, for instructions before shipment. Please giva mode! number, name, serial number and as much Information as. possible concerning the reason for return Non-warranty repairs are made at the cost of labor and mate: tials, plus. small service. charge. An estimate will be sub: mitted, If raquested, before work is stated. PARTS ‘Most replacement parts may be ordered from your local Fluke fepresentative, Please identify parts by Fluke stock number ‘and part description as shown jn tre instruction manual, and it possible by the schematic diagram circuit reference num. bef Megel number end serial number of the Instrument and original purchase date shaule also be given. WARRANTY All Fluke instruments are warranted against defective ‘materials and workmanship for one year. All power transformers are warranted for the life of the instru: ‘ment. Tubes and lamps are considered expendable ‘components and are warranted for 90 days. — om fo Se Co Cd Ca a tte Ra te le JOHN FLUKE MANUFACTURING O., INC. Standards Lab Performance with Environmental Durability Since 1949, John Fluke Mfg. Co. electronic test and ‘measuring equipment has set the pace for extending standards laboratory aceuracy and stability to production line, field, and portable applications. ‘Transferring state-of-the-art capabilities from the equipment of an air-conditioned standards labora- tory to versatile, durable Fluke equipment has been accomplished in large part. by devoting attention to environmental extremes of temperature, humidity, shock, and vibration. Each new Fluke instrument design must success- fully withstand the 400 pound hammer blows of MIL-T-945A as a routine minimum. Fluke tempera- ture and humidity test chambers are used to evaluate operation over a 0°C to 50°C temperature range as a standard specification for new instrument design. In many instances, derating factors are applied outside of this range to even greater extremes. Storage tem- perature is determined and specified for each instru- ment, and is normally more than twice the operating range. Prevention of electrical leakage due to high hu- midity conditions, and consequent deterioration of accuracy and other specifications, must. be accom- plished by careful electrical and mechanical design. All Fluke instruments specified to operate at 80% relative humidity are extensively evaluated well in excess of that amount. Differential voltmeters, when installed in an optional military combination case, have proven to withstand 100% relative humidity conditions, both operating and non-operating. Equipment of the Fluke environmental test laboratory includes a heavy duty vibration table. MIL-T-945A. vibration specifications are used as minimum standards for all instruments. (Illustrated in photo top left.) Due to exhaustive environmental testing, individ- ual electrical and mechanical component part defi- ciencies are detected, isolated, and corrected long before any Fluke instrument goes into production. To analyze defects and seek better components, Fluke maintains a Component Evaluation Group. ‘This group also maintains close linison with vendors for continual improvement of component quality. Very often, detailed data supplied by the Component Evaluation Group is used by vendors to immediately improve the quality of products supplied to Fluke Many of the outstanding specifications of Fluke instruments are dependent upon excellent accuracy, stability, and temperature coefficient parameters of resistive components, Virtually all precision wire- ‘wound resistors used in Fluke instruments are manu- iactured in-plant. Other components, including power transformers, are Fluke-manufactured for highest possible quality. Standard mechanical con- figuration for Fluke instruments includes the use of durable, MIL-P-13949 fiberglass-epoxy printed cir- cuit boards for component mounting, with soldering accomplished by a unique Fluke automatic flow- solder process. Upon completion of the design package, all instru- ments are scheduled for a pilot run and preproduc- tion run prior to full production, with assembly accomplished on Fluke's conveyorized production line. This assures ultimate customers of Fluke prod- ucts that they will receive reliable, proven instru ments that are oustanding in the field of electronic test and measuring equipment. a Pee eer va a FLUKE] AC/DC Differential Voltmeters Fluke solid-state differential voltmeters operate from either internal, rechargeable battery pack (30 hours on full charge) or 50-440 cps line power. Bat- tery power is ideal for measurements where maxi- mum accuracy demands complete line isolation. Input ranges are 1, 10, 100, and 1000 volts, each with 10% overranging. The 880 series features a 100 uv full scale null range, and six-digit in-line readout, obtained by four decade switches plus high-resolu- tion interpolating vernier. The 870 series has 1 mv full scale null sensitivity and five-digit: in-line read- out using three decades and interpolating vernier. npur vows Benes Inpur ieeoanee Des 0.03% +10 nial, Decimal point placement is automatic according to range for all models. ‘These instruments are electrically and mechani- cally designed to withstand severe extremes of tem- perature, humidity, shock, and vibration. Fluke processes each zener diode reference to establish excellent stability and temperature coefficient para- meters and manufactures all of the precision wire- wound resistors used. The new solid-states are light- weight for portability and include fold-back tilting bail for operator convenience. Recorder output is a feature common to all Fluke differential voltmeters. Mode! 873A. wou: bens "igh "wie x 118" cop ‘Me! 072 sppresimatly 2 pounss Node! #728 soerexmstly 2 pooner mae 10¥ Oe Model 883A t6 ose e001 00 se A669 to mex teed ny 1 ea 1012 gee 1c coe 21 kproxinately 19 ponte a—hopronmaay 1 pounds ode 834 s215.00 ‘eel a8348-91375.00 Model A88 Isolation Amplifier ‘The all-olid:etate Medel ASS Isolation INU CURRENT pana {etevenveltteranasecoersehminae, Mtl eae ae fg the necessity of using a recorder With axa oureuT inpat terminals isolated from ground. “Wlifimpres” “ENT ‘Thos rually al poten Gomer fu er thd many inexpensive eatemometr. Ete ‘foeracouters cn ke weed wilh he tre the 88. Model A88 is also excellent for 488 _{aolejon An pissco Ferforming aeurete DC mfcroole and ats a Tan ie fae tneacul common made vollager upto fi Miter tae Tbe’ DE and BV" AG, 0 to 800 cyclen, GTERPRIMEAESS — n000 NEW ALL-SOLID-STATE dtl DC Differential Voltmeters Model 871A ou sans oipenen TB" we IE en neu mnreanes: ose 1A-tpronaty 1 ones sesouuion Motel ean ss25.00 ev main, veri ed oe Meg sine" f65c0 Model 881A secunacy (% OF eu a veri an ater = Tec Model 885A susso0 sis2s00 Rack Mounting Configurations ‘Two Fluke solid-state voltmeters may be rack-mounted side-by-si with the 881-103 Dual Rack Mounting Kit. This kit includes right and left handies, plus a center key plate, which attach rigidly to the side rails of the instruments for an overall standard EIA rack width and height of 19 inches and 6-31/32 inches respectively. The 881A- 102 kit similarly adapts a single voltmeter for rack mounting, and includes handles. Price for 881A-103 Dual Rack Mounting Kit, $15.00; 881A-102 Single Rack Mounting Kit, $25.00. : Infinite Input Resistance at Null from O to SOOV DC AC/DC Differential Voltmeters lad aaa Model 803B Be wre sayne = nee en x18 dep ‘2B. $0 ron 001 S00 46 salle east vent G28 trom 00 te S00 abet Wot 38) — 5075.0 oe Rec iee te a sng heamnce eget tl Sears ke ae 4 Model 803D —3 Inrur varace: INPUT nuPepaNe: 11 00 AE DC in ow ranaes Br inne al tom 9 Sov Oo 7 1 He mo SS a x HS fom 0001 00.57 AC - Stoov ag * “OOH #9901" AC ansng = Melrence UG evel utx)— aaa 8000 Model 823A _]] secant oF nau 7 setae ‘ “ —— aU aos te ea eve =o on L ta ial ae) Aad $5000, 1. Rack Models (mode! 80388 illustrates) All Fluke differential voltmeters are available in either cabinet models, or rack mounting models (add “R” to model number) Standard BIA panel dimensions for rack models~6-31/32” x 1! Depth behind panel: DC models—14”; AC/DC models—1514”. 2. Transit Cases (mode! 8018/AF illustrated) Where operation and storage in severe relative humidity condi- tions up to and including 100% are required, all cabinet model Fluke differential voltmeters are available with splash-proofed panel and MIL-T-945A combination case as illustrated. } sd DC Differential Voltmeters Model 801B int node 018)— 9885.00 uot eee) 920820, ere etetene OME moc! Sue ~A8d $50.0 Militarized DC Differential Voltmeter Model 80114 all environmental re- ‘quirements of MILT-9458, The Model 8011A DC Differential Voltmeter, built to MIL-T-945A, provides accurate voltage measurements under adver vironmental conditions. Housed in a light grey military combination case, Model 8011A is | Model 825A ct eer dot apna inet Mose zsh) $590.00 er eterence hi ode Fut) —848 $50.09 Model 821A Sanaré Cel rer lee options abit Mots (218) —$798.00 mernteronee (AG model ta) A98 $5000 designed for continuous operation from —54°C to ~-65C with 95% relative humidity up to an altitude ‘of 10,000 feet; for extended storage from —65°C to 85°C with 100% relative humidity up to an altitude of 150,000 feet. BRIEF SPECIFICATIONS InpUT VOLTAGE RANGE 0 to" oe weno renter, below 01¥ wide ate hah 198 ng patce 3.70800 Dees Nar ist=(-ts msg G Model 80A Model 80D} Precision Voltage Dividers Model 840A

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