i2000 ac current probe

Fluke Current Probe, 2kA Maximum AC Current, 178mm Maximum Conductor Size - I2000 FLEX

This current probe is a flexible Rogowski-type clamp designed to measure high alternating currents when used alongside multimeters, recorders or data loggers. It gives technicians a practical solution for accessing confined or awkward wiring runs and delivers readings suitable for industrial and laboratory environments within standard safety limits.

Features & Benefits

• Measures up to 2000A ac rms for high-current diagnostics
  Switchable 20A, 200A and 2000A ranges for versatile measurement
  ±1% accuracy across 45Hz–65Hz for dependable readings
  2m cable with BNC output and plug connector for easy linking
  200h battery life from two AA cells for extended field use
  CAT III 600V safety rating for use on building installations

**Applications**

• Suitable for commissioning large motors and drives
  Ideal for load studies and temporary power monitoring
  Used with handheld multimeters in service rounds
  Can be used for fault‑finding in switchgear and panels
  Used for waveform logging with data acquisition systems

What temperature range can the sensor head tolerate during use?

The head is rated to operate between 0°C and +70°C, permitting on‑site measurements in typical industrial environments.

How does the probe connect to measurement instruments?

The output is via a BNC connection with an included BNC‑to‑banana adaptor, enabling attachment to multimeters and loggers.

How does positional placement of the conductor affect measurements?

Position sensitivity increases with conductor proximity
readings are typically within a few per cent when the conductor is more than 25mm from the coupling and may rise when closer.

What frequency span does it support for accurate measurement?

The device remains responsive from 10Hz up to several kilohertz with specified phase and amplitude behaviour across that band.

What approvals relate to electromagnetic compatibility?

The unit complies with EN 61326 for EMC performance as specified for measurement equipment.