Fluke 115 Digital Multimeter, Measures AC/DC Voltage To 600 V and AC/DC Current to 10 A, Measures Resistance, Continuity, Frequency, and Capacitance, Includes Holster and Silicone Test Lead Set

This thing can do more than I will ever need. After helping my son chase electrical gremlins in his race car with a cheapo meter that we found out later was WAY WAY off, I had had enough. Accurate, repeatable, nicely made, its the only DMM for me anymore.

Its a Fluke! Thats all you need to know :) The only kind I trust not to blow up on me if I accidentally forget to switch from Ohm check to volt or amp check while testing a circuit.

The meter is easy to use, has a continuity tester and diode mode that is nice when you dont want to take your eyes of what you are probing or a scope. the accuracy seem better than required for almost any real word situation. DC offset can be measured down to a millivolt.

Good product

Fluke is a great manufacturer, but the models 115 and 117 are a realy bad multimeter. If you measure ac voltage with more than 1500 HZ. The error is big. I work in a electonic lab. And i using all the time a fluke calibrator to certified this issue.

Great meter for its price!!! Has all the necessary functions I need for diesel applications, overall great meter so far!!!

Fluke makes a very good product. Add some of their better leads and you have a very nice package. Spend a bit more (I didnt have the need) and get a better meter with case and a more versatile lead set if you are going to use this a lot.

I am a professional technician and use a Fluke 115 almost every day at work. Always reliable. I purchased this one for my son.

Received is adequate time. Have always like fluke products and it was $50 cheaper off Amazon then from website. Product is quality and is reliable.

My old Fluke meter finally died, after nearly 25 years of faithful service. My first attempt was to replace it with a Klein, but the quality on that was so poor that I returned it. Fluke meters seem about 2x the price of anything else, but clearly a case of getting what you paid for.