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    Fluke 87V

    • Manufacturer: Fluke
    • Model: 87V

    This Digital Multimeter with its high performance, accuracy and motor drive compatibility, this is the most popular industrial multimeter in the world. Now Fluke has introduced a new intrinsically safe version th...

    Webster, MA
  • New Fluke 87-5-EX

    New Fluke 87-5-EX

    • Manufacturer: Fluke

    Fluke 87-5-EX Details Fluke 87-5-EX This item has been discontinued and replaced by Fluke 28II EX. Fluke 87V-EX Intrinsically Safe True RMS Multimeter With its high performance, accuracy and motor drive compatibi...

    Lake Mary, FL
  • New Fluke 28II EX/ETL

    New Fluke 28II EX/ETL

    • Manufacturer: Fluke

    Fluke 28II EX/ETL Details Fluke 28II EX/ETL Intrinsically Safe True-RMS Digital Multimeter With ETL Approval The Fluke 28 II Ex Intrinsically Safe True-RMS Digital Multimeter is the most rugged IS DMM you can buy...

    Lake Mary, FL

Overview

Multimeters are versatile diagnostic tools used to measure electrical properties such as voltage, current, and resistance. They are essential for electricians, engineers, and DIY enthusiasts to troubleshoot and test electrical circuits and equipment. Multimeters come in both analog and digital forms, with digital ones offering more precise readings and additional features.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used multimeter?

Check the multimeter for any physical damage, ensure the display is clear and functional, and test its accuracy with known voltage or resistance sources. Additionally, review the specifications to ensure it meets your measurement needs.

How do I ensure the multimeter is shipped safely to my location?

Pack the multimeter securely with cushioning materials, and use a sturdy box. Choose a reliable shipping service and consider insuring the package.

What is the maintenance schedule for a multimeter?

Regularly check the battery and replace it as needed. Clean the probes and the device itself to ensure accurate readings. Periodically calibrate the multimeter according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.