Fluke 568 Contact & Infrared Temp Gun

Fluke 568 Contact and Infrared (IR) Temperature Thermometer

Stop guessing why that motor, panel, or duct is running hot

If you've ever had to climb up to a rooftop AHU in the middle of a Dhaka summer just to figure out which duct is leaking cold air, or stood in front of an electrical panel wondering which breaker is quietly cooking itself, you already know the problem with relying on touch and guesswork. By the time something feels hot to the hand, it's often already damaged — or dangerous to get near.

The Fluke 568 solves that. It's a 2-in-1 thermometer that lets you scan a target from a safe distance using infrared, and then switch to a contact probe when you need a precise reading on a specific point — like a pipe surface, a bearing housing, or a thermocouple-accessible spot inside a machine.

Why Choose the Fluke 568

Two measurement methods in one unit. Point and shoot with infrared for quick scans across a panel, a row of motors, or a ceiling duct. Then plug in the included K-type bead probe when you need a contact reading — say, to confirm the actual surface temperature of a pipe or a soldered joint. You're not carrying two separate tools.

-40°C to 800°C range. This covers almost everything an electrician, HVAC tech, or factory maintenance team in Bangladesh deals with — from cold storage and chiller lines on the low end, to furnace surfaces, boiler pipes, and oven exteriors on the high end.

50:1 distance-to-spot ratio. The further away you stand, the bigger the area the IR beam actually reads. A 50:1 ratio means you can stand well back from a high-voltage panel or an overhead conveyor motor and still get a reading focused on just that one bearing or terminal — not an average of everything around it.

Adjustable emissivity with a built-in materials table. Different surfaces — shiny metal, painted steel, plastic, fabric — reflect infrared differently, which can throw off readings if you don't account for it. The 568 has a materials table built in, so you can dial in the right setting for what you're actually measuring instead of guessing.

Stores up to 99 readings with date and time. Useful if you're doing a round of checks across a production floor and want to log temperatures for a maintenance report, rather than writing everything down by hand.

USB connection with FlukeView Forms software. Pull your stored readings onto a PC and put together a proper record — handy for QC documentation, compliance audits, or just keeping a history of a machine's temperature trend over time.

Hi/Lo alarms with audible and color alerts. Set your safe range once, and the meter will warn you the moment something crosses it — no need to keep checking the display while you're focused on the job.

Rugged build. This is built for site use, not a lab bench — drops, dust, and daily handling on a factory floor or rooftop are what it's designed for.

Real-World Uses in Bangladesh

In a garment factory, this is the tool you'd use to check boiler steam lines, ironing station temperatures, and dyeing machine surfaces without getting close to hot equipment.

For electricians and panel technicians, scanning busbars, breaker terminals, and cable lugs for hot spots is one of the most common early-warning checks for loose connections before they cause a trip or a fire.

HVAC technicians can use it to check supply and return air temperatures, compressor surface temps, and refrigerant line readings during servicing — switching between IR for quick scans and the probe for precise pipe contact readings.

In food processing or pharma facilities, it helps with checking storage and processing temperatures as part of routine quality checks, and the data logging feature makes it easier to keep a written record.

Automobile workshops use it to check engine bay components, radiator surfaces, and brake temperatures after a test drive — again, IR for the quick scan and probe for spot checks.

Specifications

Warranty & After-Sales Support

This is a 100% genuine Fluke product, sourced and sold by Tools Bangladesh. We back it with a 1-year service warranty — if you run into any issue with the unit within that period, reach out to us and we'll sort it out. We're a local team, so support is quick and you're not stuck dealing with overseas claims processes.

Order the Fluke 568 Today

Price: Tk. 1,04,553

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4. FAQ Section

Q: What is the price of Fluke 568 in Bangladesh?
A: The Fluke 568 Contact and Infrared Temperature Thermometer is priced at Tk. 1,04,553 in Bangladesh. Contact Tools Bangladesh for current stock and any applicable bulk order pricing.

Q: Is this a genuine Fluke product?
A: Yes, the Fluke 568 sold by Tools Bangladesh is a 100% genuine Fluke instrument, sourced and sold as a genuine Fluke product.

Q: Can the Fluke 568 measure body temperature?
A: The Fluke 568 is designed as an industrial temperature gun for equipment, surfaces, and process temperatures, not as a medical device for measuring human body temperature. For body temperature checks, a dedicated medical thermometer is the right tool.

Q: What is the difference between contact and infrared mode on the Fluke 568?
A: Infrared mode lets you measure a surface temperature from a distance by pointing the device at the target, which is useful for quick scans or hard-to-reach spots. Contact mode uses the included K-type probe touched directly to a surface, giving a more precise spot reading for materials or surfaces where IR accuracy can be affected.

Q: Does the Fluke 568 come with warranty in Bangladesh?
A: Yes, Tools Bangladesh provides a 1-year service warranty on the Fluke 568, so if any issue comes up within that period, our team will assist you with support and repair.