Fluke Videoscope Probe, For Use With Fluke DS701, Fluke DS703 FC Videoscope

The Fluke FLK-5.5MM/1M Probe is a flexible test probe designed for use with the Fluke DS701 and DS703 FC videoscopes, enabling clear visual inspection inside confined or obstructed industrial areas. Its 5.5 mm diameter allows access through narrow entry points, while the 1-meter length supports guided navigation through pipes, machinery housings, cable trays and equipment enclosures. The integrated camera module delivers sharp image quality suitable for maintenance diagnostics, internal component checks and fault verification.

What Benefits Does It Offer to Users?

• Slim 5.5 mm diameter for entry into tight, restricted or recessed spaces.
• 1-meter reach provides extended access for internal equipment inspection.
• Compatible with Fluke DS701 and DS703 FC professional videoscopes.
• Durable probe construction supports repeated industrial field use.
• Integrated imaging head captures clear visuals for diagnostic assessment.
• Flexible probe design allows controlled movement around bends and obstacles.

Planned for Industrial Visual Diagnostics

This probe is designed for technicians who need reliable visual access to components that are not easily reached with standard inspection tools. Its narrow profile and controlled flexibility allow smooth navigation through machinery and conduit pathways, while the imaging performance ensures faults, wear patterns and obstructions can be identified with confidence. Whether used for routine maintenance or targeted troubleshooting, the FLK-5.5MM/1M probe provides clear visibility where a direct line of sight is impossible.

Usage Information of the Fluke Test Probe for Fluke DS701 and DS703 FC Videoscope

• Inspecting internal components of motors, pumps and mechanical housings.
• Visual checks inside pipes, ducts and conduits in plant environments.
• Locating wear, debris or damage in machinery during preventive maintenance.
• Remote inspection of cable runs, junction points and electrical enclosures.
• Confirming faults in hard-to-reach areas before disassembly or repair.

For more information please check the datasheets.