Fluke I800 Current Probe Multimeter Accessory

Product Description

The FLUKE I800 is a yellow current probe accessory designed for use with compatible data loggers, multimeters, and safety testers. Built for electrical trade professionals, this probe extends the measurement capability of supported instruments in field and bench applications. Its yellow color aids quick visual identification in multi-probe setups. Electricians and instrumentation technicians rely on accessories like the I800 to maintain accurate current readings across a range of diagnostic and verification tasks. At 1.87 pounds, it is a compact addition to a standard instrument kit.

The I800 probe is suited for residential and commercial electrical work where current measurement accuracy is required. It pairs with data logging equipment for recording load profiles, with multimeters for spot current checks, and with safety testers during equipment inspection routines. It is sold as a single-unit package, making it straightforward to stock individually or as part of a larger instrument accessory order.

Key Features

• Compatible accessory type: current probe
• Yellow color coding for quick identification in multi-probe environments
• Designed for use with data loggers, multimeters, and safety testers
• Single-unit package quantity for flexible procurement
• Lightweight at 1.87 pounds for easy field carry

Compatibility

Designed for use with FLUKE data loggers, multimeters, and safety testers. Confirm instrument compatibility with FLUKE documentation before use, as probe interface requirements vary by instrument model.

Installation Notes

Installation and connection of current probes should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified instrumentation technician familiar with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize and lock out the circuit under test before attaching or detaching the probe from the instrument. Follow the host instrument manufacturer guidelines for probe connection sequence. Do not exceed the rated measurement range of either the probe or the host instrument.