80PK-8 Fluke, 80PK-8 Datasheet - Page 4

• Manufacturer Part Number: 80PK-8
• Description: Test Probe
• Manufacturer: Fluke
• Type: Pipe Clamp Prober

Specifications of 80PK-8

• Test Probe Functions: Temperature
• Range: -20deg To +300degF
• Accuracy: ± 1.9°C (± 3.4°F)
• Color: Black
• Conductor Size: 24 AWG
• Connector Type: Mini-Thermocouple
• Length, Cable: 1 m
• Material, Handle: PBT
• Measuring Range: -29 to 149 –29 to 149°C
• Plug Type: 0.792 mm Mini Thermocouple
• Used With: Infrared Themometer
• Voltage, Range, Ac: 24 V
• Voltage, Range, Dc: 60 V
• Voltage, Rating: 24 VAC (RMS)⁄60 VDC
• Measurement Range: -29 to149 °C for pipe diameters from 6.4 to 34.9 mm
• Models 80pk-1 And 80pj-1 (j-type) Bead Probes. Measurement Range: –40°F to 50°F
• Model 80pk-22 Immersion Probe. Measurement Range: –40°F to 1994°F
• Model 80pk-3a Surface Probe. Measurement Range: 32°F to 500°F
• Model 80pk-24 Air Probe. Measurement Range: –40°F to 1500°F
• Model 80bk Integrated Dmm Temperature Probe. Measurement Range: –40°F to 500°F
• Model 80pk-27 Industrial Surface Probe. Measurement Range: –196°F to 1112°F
• Model 80pk-8 Pipe Clamp. Measurement Range: –20°F to 300°F
• Equipment Type: Pipe Clamp Temperature Probe
• Measures: Temperature
• For Use With: Durable Ribbon Sensor, Pipe Surfaces
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: na
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: na

Troubleshooting
When no heat or cold applied to the probe, the
measuring instrument should display the ambient
temperature. If the measuring instrument does not
do so, try the following:
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Cleaning
Using warm soapy water, brush the sensor lightly
with a toothbrush. Excessive or abrasive brushing
can damage sensor, and void the warranty . If
necessary you can dip the brush (but not the
sensor!) in rubbing alcohol.
Verify that the temperature measuring
instrument is designed to be used with Type
K thermocouples. The instrument should have
a yellow input connector and/or be marked
with a “K”.
Check for an open circuit indicator on the
measuring instrument. Some thermometers
have a built in circuit to indicate if the
connected probe is open. (All Fluke
instruments have this feature.) Refer to
instruments owners manual to see if this
feature is available.
If you suspect a broken connection, use an
ohmmeter to check probe continuity from pin
to pin. If the ohmmeter reads 10 , the probe
is good.
Short the two input connectors to the
instrument with a piece of wire. If the
instrument is functioning properly it should
display the ambient temperature.
The handle and plug of the probe are
made of materials that may deteriorate if
exposed to some solvents on a long term
basis.
Caution