80BK-A Type K Thermocouple, Temperature Bead Probe - For Clamp Meters, Fluke Multimeter F17B+ F116C F87-V F28LL

80BK-A Type K Thermocouple, Temperature Bead Probe - For Clamp Meters, Fluke Multimeter F17B+ F116C F87-V F28LL80BK A Type K Thermocouple Temperature Bead Probe Key Features Sensor Type: K Type Thermocouple Connector Type: Standard shrouded banana plugs Measurement Range: 40F to 500F ( 40C to 260C) Lead Length: 39. 4 in (1000 mm) Probe Tip: Exposed bead for direct contact Application: Measures temperature of air, non corrosive gases, surfaces, and liquids Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers 80PK 1 80AK A TP80BKA 80BKA 5079037 2091836 TP 1 Compatibility &

80BK-A Type K Thermocouple Temperature Bead Probe

Key Features

• Sensor Type: K-Type Thermocouple
• Connector Type: Standard shrouded banana plugs
• Measurement Range: -40°F to 500°F (-40°C to 260°C)
• Lead Length: 39.4 in (1000 mm)
• Probe Tip: Exposed bead for direct contact
• Application: Measures temperature of air, non-corrosive gases, surfaces, and liquids

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• 80PK-1
• 80AK-A
• TP80BKA
• 80BKA
• 5079037
• 2091836
• TP-1

Compatibility & Fitment

• Designed for digital multimeters (DMMs) with a temperature measurement function
• Compatible with instruments that accept K-Type thermocouples via standard banana jack inputs
• Direct fit for many Fluke multimeters and other brands with compatible inputs

When to Replace

• Temperature readings are inaccurate, erratic, or unstable
• The multimeter displays an open-loop or "OL" error with the probe connected
• Visible damage to the wire insulation, bead sensor, or banana plugs
• Intermittent readings when the cable is moved

Installation Tips

• Set the multimeter to the Type-K temperature setting before connecting the probe.
• Insert the shrouded banana plugs fully into the correct input jacks on the multimeter, observing polarity markings.
• Allow the thermocouple bead sufficient time to reach the temperature of the medium being measured for an accurate reading.
• Do not exceed the probe's maximum rated temperature of 500°F (260°C).