Fluke T5 electrical testers are compact tools for checking voltage, continuity and current. With a T5 model, the operator has only to select volts, ohms or current and the tester does the rest. Open Jaw current allows checking current up to 100 A, without breaking the circuit.

Its tough test leads stow neatly in the back of the tester, making it easy to store the T5 in your tool pouch. Detachable SlimReach™ test probes are customized for national electrical standards. The test leads accept optional accessories such as clips and specialty probes. The optional H5 holster lets you clip the T5 onto your belt.

Voltage measurements range up to 600 V (T5-600) or 1000 V (T5-1000)
Options include:

T5-600 – 291-9372
T5-1000 – 292-1230

• Three testers in one compact tool
• Automatically measures ac and dc voltage (up to 1000 V) with precise digital resolution
• Displays resistance to 1000 Ω
• Easy and accurate Open Jaw current measurement
• Continuity beeper
• Compact design with neat probe storage
• Rugged enough to withstand a 10 ft (3 m) drop
• Detachable SlimReach probe tips customised for national electrical standards
• Test leads accept Fluke accessory test clips
• Can stay connected much longer than solenoid type tester
• Auto off mode to conserve battery life (powered by AA battery x2)
• Dimensions 30.5 x 51 x 203 mm
• Weight 300 g
• Jaw opening 12.9mm

UL, CSA, VDE

EN61010-1 CAT III 600 V

H5 Holster with belt loop for T5-600 / T5-1000 - 292-1246
AC285 Alligator Clips for T5 testers – 451-1431
T5 Holster, problem crocodile clips kits – 731-8973
T5 Replacement lead set – 754-1246

Electrical tester, detachable 4 mm TP4 measuring tips, instructions (T5-H5-1AC kit [T5-1000] also includes H5 holster and 1AC voltage tester)

Calibration is an additional service that we provide to customers. Calibrated products have an appropriate information shown within the product specification section at the bottom of the page. For more information please contact our Customer Service Centre.

Yes, T5 can check voltage, continuity and current. It also features loud audible buzz when testing continuity.