Fluke FLK-075-CLKTO Infrared (IR) Window 3”

The Fluke FLK-075-CLKTO is a 3" (75mm) C-Range IR Window for indoor applications. The FLK-075-CLKTO features a KWIK Twist Key that easily swivels off when the time is needed.

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Increase the safety and speed of electrical thermography. Inspect your indoor switchgear safely with the latest IR Window from Fluke. If you are concerned about arc-flash or electrocution risk, this latest C-Range IR Window can help increase the safety of your personnel and reduce the cost of predictive maintenance, in compliance with indoor switchgear codes.

Features:

• The Fluke FLK-075-CLKTO IR Window incorporates a revolutionary, impact resistant viewing pane compliant with indoor switchgear regulations C37.20.2 (up to 72 kV) which allows visual inspection of your switchgear even with the cover closed.
• CLKTO IR Windows from Fluke use the unique Quadraband™ multispectral optic, allowing inspection with any camera for total flexibility both now and in the future.
• Certified by UL and CSA as suitable for Type 1 (Indoor) environment in North America and Canada, these C-Range windows are tested to withstand the long term aging effects of UV exposure.
• The CLIRVU® coating, exclusive to Fluke Infrared Windows, seals the optic prior to assembly to protect against moisture degradation.
• Quadraband™ optic is compatible with IR-Fusion® and Thermal Fusion technologies allowing the thermographer to see potential problems in visual light and thermographic mode.
• Identification plate attached for unique, on-site numbering for rapid location confirmation and faster repairs.
  

Why is CLKTO Different?

The Fluke FLK-075-CLKTO IR window from Fluke incorporates a unique twist-off magnetic cover which is impact resistant to ANSI requirements. When infrared or ultraviolet imaging is being performed the visual viewing pane is removed and retained magnetically to the panel cover. Before and after imaging, visual inspection of the switchgear and imaging pane can be undertaken without exposing the operator to live electrical equipment.