Fluke Oscilloscope Battery Pack BP120, For Use With 120 Series, 43 Series, 43B Series, NiMH

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FLUKE BP120MH
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Brand

Fluke

Accessory Type

Battery Pack

For Use With

120 Series, 43 Series, 43B Series

Battery Chemistry

NiMH

Model Number p

BP120

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

FLUKE Oscilloscope Battery Pack, 3000mAh Capacity, 4.8V Nominal Voltage - FLUKE BP120MH


Are you ready to supercharge your test tools? Power your device up with this oscilloscope battery pack from FLUKE. It replaces NiCd BP120 and BP130 packs seamlessly, so you can immediately get your equipment back up and running. Thanks to the NiMH chemistry, you achieve 50% greater capacity than those older batteries, giving you a longer-lasting performance with fewer charges. Use this pack with ScopeMeter products in the 120 series (919-5043).

Features & Benefits


• Clear printed warnings on the case for safety
• Chargeable after fitting with a battery charger (183-3484) to minimise downtime
• Plug-in wire end for swift installation

Applications


• Aerospace engineering
• Telecommunications networks
• Automotive industry

How does this NiMH battery differ from a NiCd one?


Nickel-metal hydride batteries use a hydrogen-absorbing alloy instead of NiCd batteries' cadmium. This expands the NiMH battery's capacity, making it suitable for providing high-drain devices with a longer life.

Are NiMH batteries environmentally friendly?


They are to a degree, as NiMH batteries contain no heavy metals that could leak into the environment. They're also recyclable at speciality centres, making them a more environmentally friendly choice than older NiCd models.

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