Fluke CV300 Offers

Compliance without compromise. Safety without sacrifice. Increase the safety and speed of your electrical thermal imaging inspections with the Fluke ClirVu® infrared windows. Reduce the risk of arc-flash and electrocution, increase the safety of your personnel and reduce the time and cost of preventive maintenance. Save time with quick and easy installation with the CV Series. Installation requires only 5 minutes or less, one technician, and one hole with a sheet metal punch. The panel door does not need to be removed, and the windows ground instantly to metal enclosure with patent-pending AutoGround™ process. After the installation is complete, the panel maintains arc test ratings up to 63kA when properly installed.

Features

• Reduce the risk of arc-flash, increase the safety of personnel, reduce time and cost of preventative maintenance
• Grounds instantly to metal enclosure with patent-pending AutoGround™ process
• CLIRVU coating system eliminates moisture degradation and helps repel airborne dust and grime keeping both sides of the window clean
• Maintains panel arc test ratings up to 63kA for 30 cycles
• Tested to the highest arc blast test ratings IEEE C37.20.7: 63 kA Arc tested at KEMA, UL 50/50E/50V, UL1558, IEC60529-1: IP67, IEC 60068, CSA C22.2 NO. 14-13:2012, and CE
• NEMA Type 4/12 environmental rating for indoor or outdoor use
• High strength zinc and aluminum alloy body material
• IP67 rated against dust and moisture ingress
• Convenience of both quick turn or security keyed access
• Quick and easy installation; one hole with standard punch
• Perfect for very hot and very cold environments—The exclusive ClirVu coating seals the optic prior to assembly to protect against moisture degradation
• Unique identification plate for rapid location confirmation and faster repairs—ideal for working with Fluke thermal imagers featuring IR-PhotoNotes
• Quick and easy installation

Applications

• Switchgear
• Data Center Cabinets
• Large equipment housing — Anywhere thermal imaging is used to monitor equipment behind an enclosure