Fluke 123 Fluke ScopeMeter Product Datasheet - Page 4

In today's complex systems, a meter measurement just doesn't give enough detail to determine the cause of a fault. Signal anomalies, dropouts and glitches that might cause a machine to go down are best captured with an oscilloscope. The ScopeMeter 120 Series meets today's need of simultaneously measuring and checking waveforms. The unique Connect-and-View™ triggering automatically displays stable waveforms of virtually any signal. It really is as easy as one-two-three! ScopeMeter® 120 Series: As simple as one-two-three The compact ScopeMeter 120 Series is the rugged solution for industrial troubleshooting and installation applications. It's a truly integrated test tool, with oscilloscope, multimeter and "paperless" recorder in one affordable, easy-touse instrument. Find answers fast to problems in machinery, instrumentation, control and power systems. • Dual-input 40 MHz or 20 MHz digital oscilloscope • Two 5,000-count true-rms digital multimeters • Automatic measurements • A dual-input TrendPlot™ recorder • Connect-and-View™ trigger simplicity for hands-off operation • Shielded test leads for oscillo- scope, resistance and continuity measurements • 10:1 Voltage Probe included with Fluke 124 and 125 for reduced circuit loading • Up to seven hours battery operation • 600 V CAT III safety certified • Optically isolated interface • Rugged compact case • New Fluke 125 gives bus health and power measurements Dual-input measurement shows both meter reading and waveform at the same time. Scope mode With bandwidth of 20 MHz (Fluke 123) or 40 MHz (Fluke 124, 125) the Fluke 120 Series will capture and display almost any waveform found in today's state-of-the-art industrial electronic or electro-mechanical applications. Even complex signals like variable frequency motor drives. With Connect-and-View, it is as simple as connecting to the test point and letting the scope do the rest. Meter mode You don't need to reach for another test tool to make a simple resistance measurement. The ScopeMeter 120 Series includes a multimeter on each input. Measure volts (ac or dc), resistance, capacitance, current via external clamp or shunt, temperature using an adapter or common time related measurements like frequency, duty cycle and more.  New! Fluke 125 Industrial ScopeMeter® Working under time pressure and in cramped or difficult-to-reach locations means you want to focus on the job at hand, not on the test tool in your hand. That's why the ScopeMeter 120 Series has Connect-and-View automatic triggering. You don't have to worry about triggering and instrument settings and you have all the information on screen to do the job right. Battery powered mobility Up to seven hours of battery operation frees you from mains outlets for true on-the-move working. The handheld format and the weight of just 1.2 kg (2.64 lbs) make the instrument easy to carry and to fit comfortably in your hand. The rugged and drip proof case assures long life and reliable operation in the harshest industrial environments. (See technical specifications for details on battery life.) Floating measurements, safety certified While conventional oscilloscopes can only make measurements referenced to power line ground, the Fluke 120 Series makes floating measurements so there's no risk of an accidental ground short circuit when making a connection. The Fluke ScopeMeter 120 Series test tools and the included shielded test leads are safety certified for measurements on 600 V CAT III industrial power systems. Using the VPS40 probe, measurements up to 1000 V CAT II are fully supported. Via the optically isolated interface, the ScopeMeter 120 can be safely connected to a printer for direct print-out or to a PC for later analysis and documentation using FlukeView® Software (for additional details about FlukeView software see page 5). Built to stand up to harsh environments The 120 Series Scopemeter is built to hold up to every day use in the harshest of industrial environments. The case has been designed to withstand extreme shock of vibration levels tested to MIL-T-28800E Standards. The ScopeMeter is also rated IP51, dust and drip proof according to IEC 529. Fluke 125 is the ScopeMeter of choice for the maintenance engineer who deals with industrial machinery and the industrial network connecting his plant processing equipment and machinery. The Fluke 125 has all the functionality of the 124, plus it comes with the following extensions: •  Bus Health mode gives a clear "Good" / "Bad" indication for the electrical signals on industrial buses and networks, such as Foundation Fieldbus CAN-bus, Profibus, Ethernet, RS-232 and many more. The Fluke 125 validates the quality of the electrical signals on a network segment. It checks the signal levels and speed, transition times and distortion, and compares these to the appropriate standards to help you find errors like improper cable connections and terminators. It helps you find the source of error in case communication comes to a halt. All the commonly found industrial network types are supported! •  Power measurements for single phase and balanced three-phase systems. The Fluke 125 can display the Total Power (Watts), Apparent Power (VA), Reactive Power (VAR) and the Power Factor (PF), over a wide range of applied frequencies, including those seen with motor drives and inverters. As a result, you are able to easily see the effects on the various power measurements during start-up or under changing operational conditions. A current clamp is included as a standard. • H armonics mode graphically displays harmonics up to the 33rd harmonic to assist in fault-finding, e.g. with large non-linear loads. See the technical datasheet at http:// us.fluke.com/usen/products/Fluke+120. htm for more details on the Fluke 125. Bus Health mode allows for an analysis of the signal quality on industrial network, comparing measured signals to the standards' signal requirements.