Fluke TP38 Test Probe Set Fluke Multimeters

Product Description

The FLUKE TP38 is a replacement test probe set designed for use with Fluke digital multimeters and loop calibrators. The set includes one black probe and one red probe, providing the standard color-coded pair needed for voltage, resistance, and continuity measurements. At 0.1 pounds, the TP38 is a compact accessory intended to restore or replace worn test leads on compatible Fluke instruments. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and other trade professionals rely on properly functioning probes to ensure accurate readings during diagnostics and commissioning work. This probe set is sold as a single package.

The TP38 probe set is suited for field service, shop bench work, and any application where a technician is using a compatible Fluke multimeter or calibrator. It is a direct replacement when original probes show wear, damage, or signal degradation. The probe set is appropriate for both residential and commercial trade environments where Fluke 100-series and 200-series multimeters are standard issue.

Key Features

• Includes one black probe and one red probe for standard polarity identification
• Designed as an OEM accessory for compatible Fluke digital multimeters and loop calibrators
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy carry in a tool pouch or meter case
• Single-unit packaging with a minimum order quantity of one

Compatibility

Compatible with the following Fluke instruments: Fluke 175 True RMS Digital Multimeter, Fluke 177 True RMS Digital Multimeter, Fluke 179 True RMS Digital Multimeter, Fluke 287 True-RMS Electronics Logging Multimeter, Fluke 289 True-RMS Industrial Logging Multimeter, and Fluke 705 Loop Calibrator.

Installation Notes

Test probes should be installed and replaced by qualified trade professionals familiar with the instrument in use. Before replacing probes, ensure the multimeter is powered off and disconnected from any live circuit. Inspect probe tips and insulation for damage before each use, and do not use probes with compromised insulation on energized conductors. Probe replacement requires no special tools.