Fluke
Fluke T5-1000 Voltage Continuity Current Tester 1000V CAT III AC/DC
Measures AC/DC voltage up to 1000 V, continuity and current with OpenJaw design
- Auto-selects AC or DC voltage up to 1000V
- OpenJaw measures AC current without breaking the circuit
- Beeper gives instant continuity indication
- Survives a 10-foot drop for job-site durability
- Detachable SlimReach probes meet national electrical standards
Electrical Tester for AC/DC Voltage and Current
The Fluke T5-1000 measures voltage up to 1000V and automatically selects between AC and DC. Its OpenJaw design allows non-invasive current measurement without breaking the circuit. A continuity beeper provides quick verification of closed circuits. The compact body includes integrated probe storage for convenience on the job.
Rugged Build with Drop Protection
The housing is rated to withstand a 10-foot drop onto a hard surface. An auto-off mode preserves battery life during periods of inactivity. The instrument remains safe for continuous connection longer than solenoid-type testers. CAT III 1000V rating supports use in fixed installation environments.
SlimReach Probes and Accessory Compatibility
Detachable SlimReach probe tips are customized for national electrical standards. Test leads accept Fluke accessory clips for expanded connection options. The 1000V model is also available in a 600V variant for different requirements. These features adapt the tester to varied field conditions.
Highlights
- Auto-selects AC or DC voltage up to 1000V
- OpenJaw measures AC current without breaking the circuit
- Beeper gives instant continuity indication
- Survives a 10-foot drop for job-site durability
- Detachable SlimReach probes meet national electrical standards
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the batteries in the Fluke T5-1000 and what step is often missed?
Remove the rear battery door, insert two AA cells matching the polarity marks inside the compartment, then refit the door until it clicks; the step often missed is verifying the door is fully latched so the drop rating remains valid.
What maintenance or replacement will the Fluke T5-1000 need over time?
Replace the two AA batteries when the low-battery indicator appears; swap the detachable SlimReach probe tips if the insulation is nicked or the metal shows corrosion; inspect the test-lead jack sockets for debris before each use.
What limit appears first when the Fluke T5-1000 is used continuously on live circuits?
The auto-off timer powers the tester down after roughly ten minutes of inactivity, so the first practical limit during sustained work is that you must press a button or turn the rotary switch to wake it again.
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