Fluke 190-502 Series III | 500MHz Two-Channel ScopeMeter with Dedicated DMM

Fast switching devices, power electronics and advanced industrial control circuits can contain signal details that lower-bandwidth oscilloscopes may not resolve clearly. The Fluke 190-502 Series III ScopeMeter combines 500 MHz bandwidth, two independently isolated scope inputs and a dedicated digital multimeter in a rugged field instrument.

It supports advanced triggering, cursor measurements, zoom, TrendPlot and ScopeRecord for both fast and slow electrical phenomena. Automatic Capture & Replay retains up to 100 screens so technicians can review intermittent events after they occur, while ScopeRecord provides extended waveform capture for slower processes. The instrument maintains the 190 Series III industrial design with IP51 protection, CAT III 1000 V / CAT IV 600 V safety classification and approximately seven hours of Li-ion battery operation.    

500MHz Two-Channel ScopeMeter Selection Guide

Choose the 190-502 when you need the highest 190 Series III bandwidth with two scope channels plus a dedicated DMM. Select the 190-504 where four simultaneous high-bandwidth channels are required.

Market Relevance

The 190-502 is highly relevant to Pakistan's power-electronics laboratories, VFD service companies, industrial automation, inverter repair, OEM development and advanced maintenance teams. Buy the Fluke 190-502 from Kamadi Pakistan for high-bandwidth industrial waveform analysis.

Key Features

• 500 MHz oscilloscope bandwidth
  
• Two independently isolated scope channels
  
• Dedicated digital multimeter
  
• ScopeRecord and TrendPlot functions
  
• Automatic 100-screen Capture & Replay
  

Technical Specifications

• Model: Fluke 190-502 Series III
  
• Bandwidth: 500 MHz
  
• Scope Inputs: 2
  
• Dedicated DMM: 1
  
• 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

• High-speed power electronics
  
• VFD and inverter troubleshooting
  
• Switching power supplies
  
• Industrial control systems
  
• Advanced field diagnostics
  

Professional Tip: Use the 500 MHz bandwidth when edge shape, overshoot or ringing matters; otherwise apply appropriate bandwidth limiting to reduce unnecessary high-frequency noise.