Fluke 117 CAL True-RMS Digital Multimeter for the electricians with calibration certificate traceable with data

Fluke 117 CAL OffersThe Fluke 117 CAL True-RMS Digital Multimeter for electricians with calibration certificate traceable with data provides accurate voltage readings without coming into contact with the circuit. The multimeter offers readings of the extremes and average values across a system to provide better interpretation of the circuit. The compact design offers plenty of mobility and comfort without compromising the reliability of the multimeter.FeaturesDesigned to offer non-contact voltage readingsCompact size improves mobility around the workplaceMeasures resistance, continuity, frequency and capacitanceIncludes readings for minimum, maximum and averageFluke 117 CAL OffersThe Fluke 117 CAL True-RMS Digital Multimeter for electricians with calibration certificate traceable with data provides accurate voltage readings without coming into contact with the circuit. The multimeter offers readings of the extremes and average values across a system to provide better interpretation of the circuit. The compact design offers plenty of mobility and comfort without compromising the reliability of the multimeter.FeaturesDesigned to offer non-contact voltage readingsCompact size improves mobility around the workplaceMeasures resistance, continuity, frequency and capacitanceIncludes readings for minimum, maximum and average

Fluke 117 CAL SpecificationsDisplayDigitalSensorNon-contact AC voltage sensorVoltage0.06 to 600 V AC; 0.001 to 600 V DCFrequency5 Hz to 100 kHzResistance0.1 Ω to 40 MΩClick here for complete specifications on the Fluke 117 CAL

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