Fluke 190-104 Series III | 100MHz Four-Channel Industrial ScopeMeter

Complex industrial systems often require several signals to be observed simultaneously to understand timing relationships and identify where a fault originates. The Fluke 190-104 Series III ScopeMeter provides four isolated 100 MHz oscilloscope channels, enabling technicians to compare multiple phases, control signals or circuit points in one capture.

Four-input TrendPlot supports longer-term signal trending, while ScopeRecord records slow-changing signals and automatic Capture & Replay retains up to 100 screens of waveform history. Advanced power measurements, cursor analysis and zoom help investigate industrial electrical and electronic systems in detail. The four-channel architecture eliminates the dedicated DMM found on two-channel 190 Series models, prioritizing simultaneous waveform acquisition instead. IP51 protection and CAT III 1000 V / CAT IV 600 V safety ratings support field operation in demanding industrial environments.

Four-Channel 100MHz Selection Guide

Choose the 190-104 when four simultaneous 100 MHz channels are more valuable than a dedicated DMM. Choose the 190-102 for two scope channels plus dedicated multimeter functionality.

Market Relevance

The Fluke 190-104 suits Pakistani three-phase equipment, automation systems, power electronics, machine controls and industrial engineering teams requiring multi-channel waveform comparison. Buy the Fluke 190-104 from Kamadi Pakistan for professional four-channel field diagnostics.

Key Features

• Four isolated 100 MHz channels
  
• Four-input TrendPlot
  
• ScopeRecord long-duration recording
  
• 100-screen Replay
  
• Advanced power measurements
  

Technical Specifications

• Model: Fluke 190-104 Series III
  
• Bandwidth: 100 MHz
  
• Scope Inputs: 4
  
• Dedicated DMM: No
  
• Waveform Memory: 10,000 points/trace
  
• ScopeRecord: 30,000 points/channel
  
• Capture & Replay: 100 screens
  
• Ingress Protection: IP51
  
• Safety: CAT III 1000 V / CAT IV 600 V
  
• Battery Runtime: Approx. 7 hours
  

Applications

• Three-phase waveform comparison
  
• Multi-signal control diagnostics
  
• Industrial power electronics
  
• Automation commissioning
  
• Machinery fault analysis
  

Professional Tip: Use all four channels to capture related signals simultaneously rather than repeating separate measurements; timing relationships can disappear when measurements are taken at different moments.