Fluke digital multimeters are the ultimate electrical meters for professionals. Our digital meters undergo rigorous testing to withstand extreme conditions, ensuring accuracy in every measurement. Fluke’s digital voltmeters are not just tools but partners in performance, guaranteeing safety and delivering the strongest warranty in the industry. Choose Fluke for a digital multimeter as dedicated to precision and durability as you are to your work.
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Rugged, dustproof IP67 outer shell for the most extreme work sites. Measure up to 1000 V ac and dc.
Full-featured multimeter with integrated thermal imaging designed to increase your productivity and...
Industry-standard troubleshooting tester for electrical systems.
Work fast with integrated non-contact voltage detection.
Ideal where reliability and dependability are required
Measure twice as fast as other multimeters with Fluke 177 Digital Multimeters; digital display with...
Log and zoom in on problems. Now compatible with the Fluke Connect mobile app.
Fluke 28 II rugged multimeter with IP 67 rating; tested to withstand a 3 m drop to operate in...
Specifically designed for HVAC professionals for temperature and microamp measurements, the Fluke...
The Fluke 287 electronics multimeter allows you to log and zoom in on problems. Now compatible with...
Fluke's 3000 FC Series Wireless Multimeter puts wireless test tools, not your body, near live...
Compact multimeter for electrical troubleshooting Easy one-hand operation with automatic AC/DC...
The Fluke 233 with a removable display gives you ultimate flexibility in unusual measurement...
The Fluke 83V Industrial Multimeter delivers accurate voltage, current, frequency and capacitance...
The Fluke 28 II Ex is the most rugged and reliable intrinsically safe digital multimeter in the...
The Fluke 175 True RMS Digital Multimeter the baseline meter for troubleshooting and repair of...
Fluke 27 II rugged multimeters with IP 67 rating; tested to withstand a 3 m drop to operate in...
Automotive measurements include pulse width, duty cycle, Min/Max/Avg recording
Fluke digital multimeters are designed to provide precision and accuracy!
A fully functional AC voltage meter that wirelessly relays AC voltage measurements to other Fluke...
A fully functional DC voltage meter that wirelessly relays DC voltage measurements to other Fluke...
Small enough to fit in a shirt pocket, tough enough for daily use
The Fluke 1587 FC Insulation Multimeter is a digital insulation tester and a full-featured, True-RMS...
Prove operation of FieldSense on T6 electrical testers
The Fluke 8808A 5.5 digit multimeter dependably performs the most common measurements required by...
Combo Kit includes Fluke 87V MAX, alligator clips, test leads and probes and magnetic hanging strap.
Combo kit with the Fluke 87V Industrial Multimeter, heavy duty test leads, alligator clips and test...
Combo kit includes Fluke 87V industrial multimeter, i400 AC current clamp and accessories.
The Fluke 289 electronics multimeter allows you to log and zoom in on problems. Now compatible with...
The Fluke 287 electronics multimeter allows you to log and zoom in on problems. Now compatible with...
Combine the power of Fluke's 116 HVAC Multimeter with a Fluke 62 MAX+ infrared thermometer for...
Fluke 88V/A Automotive Multimeter Combo Kit with industry has improved measurement, troubleshooting...
Fluke's 3000 FC Series Wireless Multimeter puts wireless test tools, not your body, near live...
The Fluke 3000FC/TPAK Combo Kit includes the Fluke 3000FC True-rms Wireless Multimeter, TL75 test...
Fluke 3000 FC True-rms digital multimeter with industrial-strength test lead probe kit in a compact...
Maintain the uptime of electrical equipment with this troubleshooting and preventative maintenance...
Includes the 1587 FC 2-in-1 Insulation DMM and the i400 Current Clamp.
Fluke Connect Wireless test tools show real-time measurements from remote modules up to 20 meters...
Fluke Connect Wireless test tools show real-time measurements from remote modules up to 20 meters...
Fluke Connect Wireless test tools show real-time measurements from remote modules up to 20 meters...
Fluke Connect Wireless test tools show real-time measurements from remote modules up to 20 meters...
Fluke Connect Wireless test tools show real-time measurements from remote modules up to 20 meters...
The Fluke 3000 FC Industrial System lets you work on electrical panels faster, safer, easier. ...
Fluke 3000 FC HVAC System lets you work on electrical panels faster, safer, easier. Connect the...
The FLUKE-T5-1000/PRV240 is a Voltage/Continuity/Current Tester and Proving Unit Kit. The Fluke...
Includes Electrician’s Multimeter with Non-Contact Voltage and Fluke PRV240 Proving Unit
The Fluke PRV240 Proving unit is a portable, pocket-sized and battery powered voltage source used to...
Includes a Fluke 1587 Insulation Multimeter, Fluke i400 Current Clamp, and a Fluke 9040 Phase...
Fluke 3000 FC General Maintenance System lets you work on electrical panels faster, safer, easier....
Automotive Multimeter - Fluke 233 with removable display allows you to connect to one point of the...
Combine the power of Fluke's 116 HVAC Multimeter with a Fluke 323 clamp meter for productive and...
Versatile, rugged multimeter and general-purpose clamp meter.
Maximize productivity with the combined Fluke 287 and FlukeView® Forms Combo Kit. With built-in...
A digital multimeter (DMM) is an essential tool in electrical testing, offering precise and reliable measurements. Fluke’s digital multimeters are widely used for their accuracy, robustness, safety features, and strong warranty support.
Digital meters measure various electrical parameters, including voltage, current, resistance, and sometimes other quantities like capacitance and temperature.
The key benefits of using a digital multimeter include high accuracy in readings, versatility in measuring different electrical parameters, ease of use with digital displays, and enhanced safety features for testing in various environments.
Digital multimeters are used for troubleshooting and diagnosing electrical problems, testing batteries, wiring systems, electrical components, and circuit integrity in various industrial, commercial, and residential settings.
To operate a digital multimeter, select the type of measurement, connect the test leads to the meter in the appropriate jacks, connect the probes to the object or circuit being tested, and read the digital display for results.
Reading a digital multimeter involves understanding the digital display where the measurement value is shown. The unit of measurement (volts, ohms, amperes) depends on the selected function.
To measure voltage with a digital multimeter, set the device to the appropriate voltage measurement mode (AC or DC), connect the probes to the points where voltage needs to be measured, and read the value from the digital display.
A digital voltmeter is a specific type of digital meter designed to measure voltage in a circuit, displayed digitally for precision and ease of reading.
A digital voltmeter measures the electrical potential difference between two points in a circuit, providing a digital readout of the voltage.
A voltmeter is primarily used for measuring voltage levels in electrical circuits, which is essential in diagnosing electrical issues and ensuring the proper functioning of electrical systems.
A voltage meter measures the potential difference between two points in a circuit and displays the voltage reading on a digital or analog scale.
The main difference is functionality; a digital multimeter can measure voltage, current, resistance, and other parameters, while a digital voltmeter is specialized for measuring voltage only.
Electric meters quantify various electrical properties like voltage, current, power, and energy in electrical circuits and setups. These meters play a crucial role in evaluating and overseeing the functioning of electrical systems.
Electric meters include analog, digital multimeters, clamp, watt, and energy meters, each serving different measurement purposes.
Electric meters are used for monitoring and measuring electrical quantities in circuits and systems, essential for installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and energy management.
To check the voltage with an electric multimeter, set it to the voltage measurement mode, connect the test leads to the points of measurement, and read the voltage value from the display.