Fluke FLUKE-289/FVF Combo Kit 1000V 16 Pc

Product Description

The FLUKE FLUKE-289/FVF is a 16-piece combination electrical test kit built around the Fluke 289 true-RMS industrial logging multimeter. The kit delivers a maximum input voltage of 1000 volts and a maximum current of 10 amps, with a 50,000-count display for high-resolution readings. It covers resistance up to 500 ohms, capacitance up to 1000 microfarads (uF), and a frequency counter range up to 100 kHz. Licensed electricians, industrial maintenance technicians, and HVAC controls technicians use this kit for diagnostic work on low-voltage controls, variable-frequency drives, and power distribution panels. The included FVF-SC2 software and cable extend the meter's data-logging capability for trend analysis and field reporting.

This kit is suited for both residential and commercial electrical service work as well as industrial maintenance environments. The combination of the Fluke 289 meter, test leads, thermocouple probe, alligator clips, and carry case makes it a self-contained diagnostic solution for field techs who need to move between multiple job sites. The operating temperature range of -20 degrees C to 55 degrees C supports outdoor and unconditioned-space use in most climates.

Key Features

• 50,000-count true-RMS display for high-resolution voltage, current, and resistance readings
• 1000-volt maximum input voltage rated to EN/IEC 61010-1 safety standards
• Capacitance measurement up to 1000 uF and frequency counter up to 100 kHz
• FVF-SC2 software and cable included for PC-based data logging and analysis
• 80BK-A thermocouple probe included for simultaneous temperature measurement
• TPAK magnetic hanger and C280 soft carry case support hands-free field use

Compatibility

Designed as a complete field kit centered on the Fluke 289 industrial multimeter; accessories included are factory-matched to the Fluke 289 meter platform.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of this equipment should be performed by a qualified electrician or licensed technician familiar with NEC safety practices. Always de-energize and verify absence of voltage on the circuit under test before making or breaking connections. Use the meter only within its rated input limits; exceeding 1000 volts on the input terminals creates a serious shock and arc-flash hazard. Inspect test leads and probes for damaged insulation before each use.