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New Fluke ClirVu® CV Series IR Windows offer ultimate protection for inspectors of high-energy equipment

More than 99 percent of all arc flash incidents occur when a panel door is open, exposing workers to potentially lethal amounts of energy. The new Fluke® ClirVu CV Series IR Windows eliminate the need to open the panel door to take infrared camera readings, and with an installation time of five minutes or less, there's no excuse not to protect workers' safety.

The ClirVu CV Series offers the ultimate protection for the electricians, engineers, and inspectors who work around high-energy equipment. They are Torture Tested™ to the highest arc blast test ratings and, when properly installed, maintain a panel arc test rating of up to 63 kA.

Once installed, there's no need to power down or remove panels -€” inspections can be conducted quickly, easily, and, most importantly, safely, often with little, if any, personal protective equipment.

Installation takes one technician five minutes or less. Simply lockout-tag out, punch one hole with a standard conduit punch without removing the panel door, attach, and secure the cover. The AutoGround™ feature instantly grounds the IR window to the metal enclosure, eliminating the need to separately ground each metal component of the window.

The hinged cover is easily opened with a quarter-turn latch or key to perform infrared inspections. It also protects the window from accidental exterior impact.

For more information, please contact:

Ken West
UK Regional Marketing Manager - Industrial Tools
Fluke (U.K.) Ltd.
52 Hurricane Way
Norwich
Norfolk
NR6 6JB
Tel:  0207 942 0700
Fax:  01603 256 606 
Email: industrial@uk.fluke.nl
Web:  www.fluke.co.uk

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