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Part Number 117
SizeSmall
ColorYellow/Gray
Item Package Quantity1
Batteries Included?Yes
Batteries Required?Yes
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Compact true-rms meter for commercial applications. The Fluke 117 is the ideal meter for demanding settings like commercial buildings, hospitals and schools. The 117 includes integrated non-contact-voltage detection to help get the job done faster.
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Resistance, frequency, capacitance & continuity capabilities.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
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I originally bought the Extech EX330 which I was attracted to because it has a thermocouple and a lot lower price. However, I got a defective unit and realized why it was so much less expensive, At that point I decided to make the investment in a meter that I hope will last me many years. It was a lot more expensive, but you get what you pay for.
Regarding the comment that it is not the quality of older Fluke meters, I probably should have bought a Fluke and saved going through a series of meters that last a hand-full of years and then hit the trash can. Comparing it to my old meters, it seems to be a very well-built instrument.
Regarding the comment that it is not the quality of older Fluke meters, I probably should have bought a Fluke and saved going through a series of meters that last a hand-full of years and then hit the trash can. Comparing it to my old meters, it seems to be a very well-built instrument.
26 of 30 people found the following review helpful
PROS:
1. Fluke's famous quality, durability and accuracy.
2. Fluke finally made the battery replacement easy. The 9 Volt battery compartment is under the stand's flap fastened with only one small screw.
CONS:
1. The new holster is skimpy - it leaves part of the front panel and the knob exposed and prone to damage, should the meter fall. The old Fluke holsters used to be more bulletproof.
2. Made in CHlNA. Fluke stuff used to be made in USA only. Why everything on US market has to be made in CHlNA now? Not good.
3. The biggest CON for me is the display's much lower contrast than it used to be in old Fluke meters (like Fluke model 12). The background is really dark and it makes it hard to see the digits. OK, the new meters have backlight but who will use it constantly and waste the battery?
I threw the manual booklet away and downloaded it in PDF file from Fluke's support website.
Overall: nice product. Recommended.
1. Fluke's famous quality, durability and accuracy.
2. Fluke finally made the battery replacement easy. The 9 Volt battery compartment is under the stand's flap fastened with only one small screw.
CONS:
1. The new holster is skimpy - it leaves part of the front panel and the knob exposed and prone to damage, should the meter fall. The old Fluke holsters used to be more bulletproof.
2. Made in CHlNA. Fluke stuff used to be made in USA only. Why everything on US market has to be made in CHlNA now? Not good.
3. The biggest CON for me is the display's much lower contrast than it used to be in old Fluke meters (like Fluke model 12). The background is really dark and it makes it hard to see the digits. OK, the new meters have backlight but who will use it constantly and waste the battery?
I threw the manual booklet away and downloaded it in PDF file from Fluke's support website.
Overall: nice product. Recommended.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
My trusty Model 12 took a drop that blew a chunk out of its case. My employer bought me a 117 to replace it. Sweet. 0.1 Mv resolution, freq up to 9999HZ, back lighting, non contact voltage scanning, ect.
I like this meter. The old twelve is now patched up with some epoxy putty and in the trunk of my car. You can not go wrong with a Fluke.
Wes
I like this meter. The old twelve is now patched up with some epoxy putty and in the trunk of my car. You can not go wrong with a Fluke.
Wes
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