• Similar to the Fluke T+, but with additional functionality
• Backlit LCD display for easier viewing
• Display resolution of 0.1 V, ideal for troubleshooting low-voltage lighting
• Resistance (Ohms) to 9 .99 kOhms
• Rotary Field Indication

The Fluke T+PRO is the choice for demanding commercial and industrial electricians. This item is similar to the T+ but adds additional functionalities, including:

• Backlit LCD display for easier viewing
• Display resolution of 0 .1 V, ideal for troubleshooting low-voltage lighting
• Resistance (Ohms) to 9.99 kΩ
• Rotary Field Indication
• Display Hold for easier viewing in hard-to-test areas

Safer than solenoid testers and fully compliant with NFPA 70E, (when used properly per Article 110.4, Use of Equipment (A) Test Instruments and Equipment), the T+Pro helps electricians and technicians work safer by indicating the presence of voltage, even when the batteries are dead. Additional functionality, such as a GFCI trip, easy-to-read LCD screen, resistance measurement up to 9.99 kΩ, and a built-in flashlight make the T+Pro the first voltage tester that electricians reach for.

The Fluke T+Pro Electrical Tester indicated AC/DC voltage in three different ways:

• Light
• Sound
• Vibration

The user will be alerted to the presence of voltage in dark or noisy environments with light and vibration notifications. The audible indication can be optionally disabled at the push of a button. Combine those features with the backlit LCD display function and it’s easier for users to see the screen in many hard-to-test areas. The included HOLD function will freeze the display for even easier reading in those areas.

The T+Pro is safety rated to CAT IV 600 V, CAT III 1000 V, and is CSA approved. The tester also has a built-in flashlight for highlighting the point of measurement. A GFCI trip is included for testing outlet GFCI circuits. The T+ Pro also includes a rotary field indicator and has convenient probe storage on the back. The product is protected by a two-year warranty.

1. Low battery icon

2. Audible signal turned off

3. HOLD function selected

4. Phase rotation

5. Measurement units

6. Numeric display

7. AC or DC voltage

8. Continuity function selected 

To measure voltage, connect the probes to the circuit under test. The voltage is indicated by the voltage LED stack and beeper (if enabled). The AC, DC+, and DC- LEDs will only operate for voltages greater than 24 V.

This test shows the direction of a rotary field in a three-phase system when measured phase to phase. The LCD indicates phase rotation for a right or left-hand turning field from one phase to the next in a three-phase system.