Fluke 120B Series ScopeMeter Oscilloscope

Fits industrial field troubleshooting where you need a Fluke 120B Series portable ScopeMeter combining dual-input scope and DMM with Connect-and-View triggering.

Key advantages

• Portable ScopeMeter — Dual-input ScopeMeter oscilloscope — 120B Series (123B/124B/125B)
• Bandwidth — 123B: 20 MHz; 124B/125B: 40 MHz
• Sampling — Up to 4 GS/s equivalent; 40 MS/s real-time
• Meter + trigger — Integrated dual-input DMM with IntellaSet; Connect-and-View automatic triggering
• Recorder / connect — TrendPlot / Event Detect; microSD logging up to 14 days; Fluke Connect / FlukeView

Typical applications

• Field electrical troubleshooting combining scope and DMM.
• TrendPlot / Event Detect recording on intermittent faults.
• Plants standardizing on 20 MHz (123B) or 40 MHz (124B/125B) ScopeMeters.

Selection guide

• Model — 123B 20 MHz vs 124B/125B 40 MHz
• Display — 5.7 in color LCD 640×480
• Logging — TrendPlot / Event Detect; microSD duration needs
• Software — Fluke Connect / FlukeView requirements

Common mistakes

• Ordering 123B when the duty needs 40 MHz bandwidth.
• Assuming Fluke Connect accessories are in every kit — confirm kit contents.
• Using as a lab 4-channel scope — 120B is dual-input portable ScopeMeter class.

When to RFQ / what to tell us

1. 123B vs 124B/125B bandwidth.
2. Kit/software needs; quantity; ship-to.

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Specs

Documents

• Fluke 120B Series product page

FAQ

Q: What bandwidths? A: 123B: 20 MHz; 124B/125B: 40 MHz.

Q: Does it include a DMM? A: Yes — integrated dual-input DMM with IntellaSet auto-readings.

Q: What should I send for a quote? A: Model, kit/software needs, quantity, ship-to.

Links

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