Compliance without compromise. Safety without sacrifice.

Increase the safety and speed of electri-cal thermal imaging inspections with the new Fluke ClirVu IR Windows. Reduce the risk of arc-flash and electrocution, increase the safety of your personnel and reduce the time and cost of preventive maintenance.

Fluke Infrared (IR) Windows 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 63 kA.

Even more remarkable is their AutoGround feature, exclusive to Fluke, that automatically grounds the Fluke IR Window 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: Fluke offers three IR windows, all of which are UL and CSA certified. The Fluke CV200 is certified for use both outdoor and indoor. Fluke CLKTO and CLV are certified for indoor use. The Fluke CV200 feature 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 the aging effects of UV expo-sure. ClirVu optics are insoluble and guaranteed never to degrade even when exposed to mild acids or alkalis. Of the thousands of Fluke CV-200 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 Fluke CV200's 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 CV200 transmit up to 96 percent of the energy emitted, producing a more detailed image.

Not only do Fluke IR Windows deliver a clearer view of the equipment being inspected, they also present a larger viewing area than other windows on the market. Since the entire area of the crystal optic is available for infrared transmission, it provides optimum repeatable results. The Fluke CV/200 also provides a better view for visible light inspections.

Maximum inspection flexibility: Fluke is the only IR Window with Quadraband multispectral optics that support most popular camera brands and IR, UV, and visual inspection modes. That means you can change your camera without having to change your IR Windows. Quadraband optics transmit electromagnetic radiation in: Longwave infrared, Midwave infrared, Visual

UVA and UVB ultraviolet: Increased efficiency, decreased costs Fluke IR Windows can save costs every step of the way. The Fluke CV-200 takes just one person about 9 minutes to install a Fluke IR Window. The Fluke CV 200 helps to minimize installation labor costs and system downtime. Just power down, remove the panel cover, position 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 inside that can work loose and cause a short

Once installed, Fluke IR Windows increase efficiency because main-tenance professionals can perform inspections quickly without requiring electricians to reduce the power and remove the panel cover. Inspections through IR Windows are conducted at full power, so you don’t lose any production time. The decreased arc-flash risk provided by Fluke arc-resistant, ClirVu coated optics also may reduce insurance costs.

The ClirVu coating: The Fluke CV200 festures the exclusive to Fluke infrared windows - seals the optic prior to assembly to protect against moisture degradation making it perfect for very hot and very cold environments. Each Fluke CV/200 infrared window is delivered with an identification plate attached for unique, on-site numbering for rapid location confirmation and faster repairs.