Fluke
Fluke 80K-6 High Voltage Test Probe 6000V 14in
A high-voltage test probe rated for 6000 V CAT I with a 14 in reach for low-energy measurements up to 122 °F
- TypeElectronic
- Handles 6000 V CAT I for high-voltage safety
- 14 in reach keeps distance from live parts
- Polymer and nylon body resists heat to 122 °F
- Zero alligator clips simplifies direct probe contact
- One-year manufacturer warranty backs build quality
High-Voltage Probe for Multimeters
The Fluke 80K-6 is a high-voltage test probe designed for use with multimeters. It supports measurements up to 6000 V and carries a CAT I 6000 V safety rating. The probe is intended strictly for low-energy applications. Its 14 in length provides extended reach during testing.
Polymer and Nylon Construction
The probe body uses polymer and nylon materials for insulation and durability. It features a high-voltage probe termination at the test end and includes zero alligator clips. The unit operates in environments up to 122 degrees Fahrenheit. A one-year manufacturer warranty covers the product.
Replaces Worn High-Voltage Leads
This probe replaces damaged or outdated high-voltage leads that no longer meet CAT I 6000 V requirements. The upgrade is worth it when existing accessories show cracked insulation or degraded tip contacts. It is not suited for high-energy distribution systems or CAT III and CAT IV environments. Buyers needing alligator-clip connectivity or higher category ratings should select a different accessory.
Highlights
- Handles 6000 V CAT I for high-voltage safety
- 14 in reach keeps distance from live parts
- Polymer and nylon body resists heat to 122 °F
- Zero alligator clips simplifies direct probe contact
- One-year manufacturer warranty backs build quality
Specifications
| Brand | FLUKE |
|---|---|
| Type | Electronic |
Questions about this item
What voltage does the CAT I 6000 V rating allow for this probe?
The probe is rated for CAT I environments up to 6000 V, which covers low-energy measurements such as CRT anode voltages or high-impedance test points.
Does the 14 in length fit standard multimeter lead sockets?
The 14 in shaft ends in a standard 4 mm banana plug that fits most multimeter input jacks; no special adapter is required.
How do you connect the probe to a multimeter without damaging the jack?
Insert the banana plug fully until it clicks, then select the correct voltage range on the meter before applying the probe tip to the circuit.
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