Whether your electrical inspection program takes you to the temperature extremes of a northern Canadian winter or the California desert, the corrosive conditions of offshore oil rigs, or anywhere in between, you can count on Fluke-100-CLKT C-Range Infrared (IR) Windows to stand up to the challenge. With their heavy-duty aluminum housing and arc-flash resistant design you'll find they perform their best under even the worst conditions to increase the speed and safety of the user's IR inspections.

The Fluke 100 CLKT C-Range Infrared (IR) Window make it easier to comply with the NFPA 70E safety standard. Their arc-resistant crystal optics are engineered and tested to withstand the extreme pressures and temperatures of an electric arc-fault event up to 50kA. Their unique Kwik Twist Magnetic Security cover further protects the viewing pane from accidental external impact, and is locked in place with a security access key. For added convenience, the Kwik Twist cover magnetically sticks to the metal panel.

Even more remarkable is their Auto-ground feature, exclusive to Fluke IR Window series (CLKT or CLKTO) upon installation without any additional steps or testing. The Auto-Ground feature enhances worker safety and eliminates the need to separately ground each metal component of the window.

The Clear Advantage for Thermal Imaging

The Fluke 100CLKT Series is approved for installation on both indoor and outdoor equipment. It features the exclusive Fluke CLIRVU coating that seals the entire crystal optic, including the edges, making it impervious to moisture and vibration and protecting it from aging effects of UV exposure. CLIRVU optics are insoluble and guaranteed never to degrade even when exposed to mild acids or alkalis. Of the thousands of FLUKE 100/CLKT IR Windows installed, many in very challenging environments, not one has been returned due to moisture or transmission degradation.

The Antistatic properties of the CLIRVU coating also help repel dust and grime to keep both sides of the window clean for better IR transmission. As a result, the Fluke 50mm-CLKT IR Windows transmit up to 96 percent of the energy emitted, producing a more detailed image.

Not only do Fluke 100CLKT IR Windows deliver a clearer view of the equipment being inspected, the also present a larger viewing area than other windows on the marker. Since the entire area of the crystal optic is available for infrared transmission, it provides optimum repeatable results. It also provides a better view for visible light inspections.

Maximum Inspection Flexibility

Fluke CLKT-100mm is the only IR Window with Quadraband multispectral optics that support most popular camera brands and IR, UV, and visual inspection modes. That means the user can change the camera without having to change the IR Windows. Quadraband optics transmit electromagnetic radiation in:

So whether the user uses longwave thermal imagers, midwave thermal imagers, corona/UV cameras, or traditional visual cameras, the user can take full advantage of the state-of-the-art Fluke 100/CLKT IR Window features.

Backed by the First Name in Preventive Maintenance

With the Fluke-100/CLKT IR Window, you get more than a premium quality product guaranteed for the life of the equipment. The user also gets a strong support network to work with before , during, and after the sale. Whether you need help starting an IR Inspection program, planning the installation of the Fluke 100:CLK-T IR Window, Fluke expertise is just a phone call away.

Increased Efficiency, Decreased Costs

Fluke 100-CLKT 100mm Infrared Window with Kwik Twist Cover can save costs every step of the way. It takes just one person about 10 minutes to install a Fluke IR Window. This helps to minimize installation labor costs and system downtime. Just power down, remove the panel cover, posistion the window using the included template, drill the hole, and affix the window with three self-tapping screws. Because all the mounting hardware attaches to the outside of the panel there are no parts insides that can wrk loose and cause of short.

Quadraband Optic Technology Do you have an infrared camera with IR fusion capability? Do you simply want to take a digital photograph of a problem to help with a repair? Using pre-shot digital pictures of switchgear attached to outdoor panels is never a long term, robust solution. With C-Range Quadraband optics you can use the same IR Window to confirm a disconnect position, clarify a phase color in a multi-cable feeder or even visually detect discoloration as further confirmation of a problem.

Quadraband Optic Technology Auto-Ground

Automatically grounds at installation for maximum safety and compliance. No additional steps or testing is required. Only available on Fluke CLKT/CLKTO Infrared (IR) Windows.

Why is Available Area Important?

Understanding the difference between "Optic Diameter" and "Available Area" gives the thermographer a measure of how much infrared energy is passing through the window. The more energy, the better the reading. Using a crystal IR Window means that the entire area is available for infrared transmission for optimum repeatability and results. While a mesh grid may have a larger "Optic Diameter" the grid itself blocks the IR signal, meaning that the amount of radiation available to the camera is significantly reduced and the signal may be irregular.