Fluke 190 Series II ScopeMeter® Test Tool

Fluke

 

 

June 22, 2018

The first four- and two-channel scopes built for CAT IV industrial environments

– Extend your arsenal of troubleshooting capabilities by visually inspecting signals amplitude, time, shape and disturbance or distortion characteristics.

– The Fluke 190 series combines the power of a high performance oscilloscope, multimeter and paperless recorder in an easy to use test tool you will come to rely on in the field.

Fluke 190 Series II – 20 years of ScopeMeter® Test Tool Innovation.

As the first two and four-channel portable scopes safety rated CAT III 1000V / CAT IV 600V, the Fluke ScopeMeter® 190 Series II combines an unprecedented level of performance, ruggedness, and portability. You can choose from 60MHz, 100MHz, 200MHz or 500MHz bandwidth models, with real-time sampling rates up to 5 GS/s and 200 ps resolution to capture noise and other disturbances. All models feature deep memory—up to 10,000 samples per channel— so you can examine very small parts of the waveform in detail. And all models are IP-51 rated to withstand dust, drips, humidity, and wide temperature variations. Fluke ScopeMeter test tools are hand-held battery operated, designed to meet the demands of field service professionals.

 

See More, Fix More with the Two and Four-Channel CAT IV Rated Fluke ScopeMeter 190 Series II

The Fluke ScopeMeter 190 Series II combines the highest safety ratings and rugged portability with the high performance of a bench oscilloscope. Designed for plant maintenance engineers and technicians, these tough ScopeMeter test tools go into harsh, dirty, and hazardous industrial conditions to test everything from microelectronics to power electronics applications.

The 190 Series II is the one test tool you will reach for to tackle just about any troubleshooting task. They include a multimeter, TrendPlot™ and ScopeRecord™ roll paperless recorder modes and hands free operation with Connect-and-View™ triggering, and much more:

  • Two or four electrically isolated inputs
  • CAT III 1000V / CAT IV 600V safety rated
  • Choose from 60 MHz, 100MHz, 200MHz or 500MHz bandwidth models
  • Fast sampling rate, up to 5GS/s with up to 200 ps resolution (Depending on model and channels used)
  • Deep memory: 10,000 samples per channel waveform capture so you can zoom in on the details
  • Dedicated 5000 Count digital multimeter in two-channel models
  • Four meter measurements via scope BNC inputs in four-channel models
  • Connect-and-View™ continuous auto-trigger, single shot, pulse width, and video triggering
  • ScopeRecord roll mode, capture waveform sample data for up to 48 hours
  • TrendPlot, trend measurement readings for up to 22 days
  • Advanced automatic measurements, power (Vpwm, VA, W, PF) and time (mAs, V/s, w/s)
  • IP-51 rated for dust and drip proof to withstand harsh environments
  • Isolated USB ports for memory devices and PC connectivity
  • Li-Ion battery for extended operating timespan:
    • 190-X04, four-channel models up to 7 hour (BP291 included standard)
    • 190-X02, two-channel models up to 4 hours (BP290 included standard) or up to 8 hour with optional BP291
    • Charge spare battery using optional external battery charger EBC290
  • Easy-access battery door to make it easy to swap batteries
  • A handy slot to tether and lock down the oscilloscope while unattended using a standard Kensington® lock

For more information HERE

 

Related Articles


Latest Articles

  • Resilient but Not Ready: Affordability, Trade and Workforce Barriers Limit Alberta’s Retrofit Supply Chain

    Resilient but Not Ready: Affordability, Trade and Workforce Barriers Limit Alberta’s Retrofit Supply Chain

    July 30, 2026 Alberta’s building retrofit sector is ready to scale and could generate $5.8 billion in GDP and support 24,000 jobs with $2.5 billion in annual investment — but only if governments, utilities, and industry align on a clear, coordinated strategy. Resilient but Not Ready shows that while Alberta’s retrofit supply chain is adaptable and… Read More…

  • Lighting 101: How to Choose the Right LED Replacement

    Lighting 101: How to Choose the Right LED Replacement

    July 30, 2026 By EB Horsman & Son Not all LED replacements are created equal. Whether you’re replacing a single light fixture in your home or upgrading lighting throughout your building, choosing an equivalent LED replacement isn’t always as simple as matching the wattage or colour temperature. Many homeowners, contractors, facility managers, and property managers… Read More…

  • Lighting an Industrial Facility: Designing for Safety, Productivity & Performance

    Lighting an Industrial Facility: Designing for Safety, Productivity & Performance

    July 30, 2026 By CSC LED When planning an industrial facility, lighting is often discussed by fixture type—high bays, wall packs, flood lights, emergency lighting, and so on. In reality, successful lighting design starts by understanding how each space is used. Every area of an industrial property has different visual requirements. A parking lot prioritizes… Read More…

  • Gescan Milwaukee Tent Events

    Gescan Milwaukee Tent Events

    July 30, 2026 Take advantage of exclusive event‑day pricing, live hands‑on demos with Milwaukee Specialists, and explore new and featured solutions across power tools, lighting, safety, batteries, and accessories. Enjoy food, giveaways, and prize draws happening at the branch for ONE DAY ONLY! BONUS ITEMS: Visit one of Gescan’s participating locations starting at 7:00 am, don’t… Read More…


Changing Scene

  • Copper Thefts on Bell’s Network Surge 78% at the Mid-Year Mark

    Copper Thefts on Bell’s Network Surge 78% at the Mid-Year Mark

    July 30, 2026 Copper theft continues to rise across Canada, with serious consequences for communities and the critical services they rely on. In the first half of 2026, Bell has seen a surge in theft and vandalism targeting telecommunications infrastructure, causing service outages that can disrupt Internet, TV and phone services — and, most importantly,… Read More…

  • Electrozad Launches Enhanced Digital Solutions with Improved eCommerce Website and New Mobile App

    Electrozad Launches Enhanced Digital Solutions with Improved eCommerce Website and New Mobile App

    July 30, 2026 Electrozad, a Sonepar company, is proud to announce the launch of its newly enhanced eCommerce website and new mobile app, marking a significant milestone in the Electrozad’s digital evolution and commitment to delivering the best customer experience. The digital platforms are now available to customers across Southwestern Ontario, making it easier and… Read More…

  • Seacliff Electric Introduce New Regional Manager for Calgary Operations

    Seacliff Electric Introduce New Regional Manager for Calgary Operations

    July 20, 2026 Seacliff Electric are pleased to announce that Joe Niosi has accepted the position of Regional Manager for their Calgary operations. “Joe has been an important member of our team and brings extensive experience in the electrical construction industry, project execution, leadership, and team development. Through his time as our Service & Special… Read More…

  • Electrical Safety Authority Welcomes Federal Action on Copper Theft, Citing Deadly Risks to Public and Workers

    Electrical Safety Authority Welcomes Federal Action on Copper Theft, Citing Deadly Risks to Public and Workers

    July 20, 2026 New sentencing provisions recognize serious public safety consequences of crimes targeting electrical infrastructure. The Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) welcomes the federal government’s implementation of provisions within the Bail and Sentencing Reform Act (Bill C-14) that strengthen consequences for crimes that damage or interfere with essential infrastructure, including copper theft. Copper theft is a growing challenge… Read More…