TL71 Fluke Electronics, TL71 Datasheet - Page 9

• Manufacturer Part Number: TL71
• Description: TEST LEAD SET 10A
• Manufacturer: Fluke Electronics

Specifications of TL71

• Current Rating: 10A
• Termination: Banana Plug, Sheathed, Right Angle
• Color: Black and Red - Plugs and Wire; Gray - Probes
• Ratings: CAT IV, 600V; CAT III, 1000V
• Wire Insulation Material: Silicone
• Includes: Pin Tip
• For Use With: 614-1085 - MULTIMETER INDUSTRIAL 1000V CATFLUKE-116 - MULTIMETER HVAC TRUE RMS614-1061 - DMM TRUE RMS 50000CNT W/BCKLGHT614-1020 - DMM TRE RMS W/BCKLGT 6000CNT DIS
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Voltage - Max: -
• Impedance: -
• Cable Length: -
• Other names: 1274382; 614-1054

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When your Fluke tools need repair or calibration, call Customer Support Services
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less than five working days.
once a year—especially if you use them often or need accurate measurements to meet
regulations requirements. Calibration compares your tool’s measurements to the accuracy
standard—sort of like setting your watch to match an atomic clock. Some test tools live a
pretty rough life. If you calibrate them, you know they’re accurate—even after what you
put them through.
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Service Information
Application note, literature code
2153519:
Why calibrate test
equipment?
Why would
a digital test
tool need to be
calibrated? It’s
not as though
any analog
parts will go
out of balance.
Well, have any
events occurred
that would
render your
instruments
less accurate or
unsafe? Is accu-
rate measurement essential to your
operations? Are you trending data?
Read this application note to find out
what causes calibration problems
and whether you should consider
calibrating your test instruments.
Visit www.fluke.com/why-calibrate
Application note, literature code
2138394:
Shocking treatment
Because of
our commit-
ment to safety,
all Fluke
equipment
is designed
to provide as
much protec-
tion as pos-
sible from
the inherent
dangers of
working in the
unsettled sea
of electricity.
Fluke products are dropped, shocked,
short circuited, injected with thou-
sands of volts of electricity and
forced to endure extreme tempera-
ture, just to get out the door.
To learn more about our product tests,
visit www.fluke.com/shocking
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