Fluke T150/PRV240 F-T150 + PRV240 Proving Unit Kit

Rugged, high-quality testers for fast test results the way you need them

• CAT IV 600 V, Cat III 690 V safety rating Fluke’s family of Two-Pole Voltage testers comply with both regulation HSE GS 38 (tip caps) and IEC EN 61243-3: 2010.
• 4 ways to detect ac/dc voltage A clear, instantly visible LED indicator, a bright digital display of the measurement value, an audible continuity test, and vibration to give tactile feedback.
• Backlit graduated scale and backlit indicators
• Vibration provides tactile feedback.
• Audio on/off for testing in quiet areas.
• Low battery indicator
• Detects voltage even with discharged batteries
• Improved probe docking for secure storage
• Phase rotation indicator for 3-phase systems
• RCD functionality
  Two-button controls allow you to draw more current from the circuit under test and intentionally trip Residual-Current Devices (RCDs) remotely
• Display Hold
• Built in electric torch
• Single-phase voltage offers fast identification of live conductors
• Push-on probe tips, probe tip protector and storage accessory
• Probe tip protector and storage accessory
• Resistance testing to 1999 ohms 
• WearGuard™ insulation shows damage to test leads

Unique, compact, convenient

The Fluke PRV240 Proving Unit is a portable, pocket-sized, battery-powered voltage source. It is unique in that it sources stable ac and dc voltages for both LoZ and HiZ instruments.

Designed for safety and compliance

The Fluke PRV240 provides a safe method to verify that your electrical test tool is operating properly before you conduct any live tests. The concept of “Test Before Touch” (TBT) involves testing your meter against a known live source before and after the actual measurement. This sequence verifies that your test tool is operating properly during the actual measurement.

Verify your test tool without unnecessary exposure to shock and arc flash. Using the PRV240 reduces the need for personal protective equipment (PPE) when a known voltage source is not available for verification of your tester or multimeter before test before TBT are performed. PPE is still needed for absence of voltage testing when appropriate.