Is this fluke connect compatible?
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From the Fluke website :"The 289 is compatible with the Fluke ir3000 FC Infrared Connector, allowing you to share live measurements on your iOS or Android smart device with the Fluke Connect mobile app. "
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I don't see why not, there are not setting so adapter should connect to ant source
1805211
Yes. The adapter I received is compatible. However, it was not the same as what is pictured. I have recently purchased a new bigger Western Digital drive and the adapter that came with it is the same as what I was sent.
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Hi Luther, No, this will not work on the Fluke T5 tester. It is made for the Multimeters only
1633822
yes, it should,,if you have the connecter it should work fine,,,It works great.
1582722
yes I have a fieldpiece and a fluke just make sure the clamp is position correctly on the copper lines other wise you will get an incorrect temp.always reposition a couple of times it does work.
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No problem, just dont plug the swicth and will work fine. If you want more information you can find on Aeon Labs website ( http://aeotec.com/support/1219-micro-switch-wiring-schematics.html)
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The emotiva website stated it supports 5 different connection types. I'd check with their website to be sure. I'm using Sewell banana plugs myself
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No it does not. You will need something with a bit more intelligence and that can establish a link. Some people have had luck making a loopback plug. (Connect pins 1 and 6, 2 and 3, 4 and 8, 5 and 7). It's hit or miss if it is going to work. Depend on the switch as some will be too smart for this. If it does work it will only light briefly before ignoring the loopback. Another option would be a cheap network switch, Netgear FS105. No real intelligence and can establish a link within a few seconds from power-up. You could maybe even create a battery pack for it. If you spend a little more money and get a gig switch, Netgear GS105 you would be able to verify the cable. Netgear also has an 8 port switch, NETGEAR ProSAFE GS108T, that can be powered via PoE on port 1. If you are looking for the fluke device to do this you would be looking at the Fluke Networks LinkRunner Network Multimeter 100Mbps Network Link Testing Device. It's EOL but it's the cheapest option and Amazon has them. Nextstep would be Fluke Networks LRAT-1000 LinkRunner AT Copper Ethernet Network Tester.
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should work just fine. My Winch had 2 gauge and there was plenty of room in the connectors. My only other feedback on this connector is that it's not a real tight connection so make sure you have slack in your line or it has the potential to disconnect.
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I can't answer because the unit did not work and I returned it. The manufacturing was so poor I did not want it even if it had worked. I liked the design tho. I don't think it was a fluke.
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Yes it's compatible, but don't buy it, last long for only two days and then blew
1247987
Not sure, look at the male end and see if will be received by the connection on your fish finder
2068468
Idk. I think you might be asking to much of a voltage detector. Shouldn't rely on this for safety or for electronic motherboard applications. Best bet would be to get a multimeter to suit your application. Fluke always makes a great meter. Could go cheap but you get what you pay for
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Only if you want to use your old temperature probe with a newer fluke that had the round red and black connections. It is an adaptor that allows older probes to used.
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Hi again Billhave a look at Flex 7000 bypass valve. It is also referred to as a yoke connection.Good Luck Ron
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No.And I would probably recommend saving the money and going with the fluke t5. My ideal was whacked with three months and they were not able to offer me warranty replacement or repair. 4 times the price, but worth it. Same functionality.