
Ratings & Reviews for Fluke 117 Electrician's Non-Contact Digital Display Multimeter 10 Amp 600 -Volt
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What Customers Are Saying
This multimeter is praised for its high quality, reliability, and accuracy in electrical work and troubleshooting. Key strengths include the large, easy-to-read display, non-contact voltage detection, and versatility in handling various electrical measurements. Customers highlight the meter's robust construction, user-friendly features, and durability, considering it a worthwhile investment. Minor criticisms include the lack of a carrying case and limited viewing angle of the display. Overall, the multimeter delivers professional-grade performance and value.
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Great Meter but........
Would RecommendWould have given a 5 only it does not come with a carry case!
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Great product
Would RecommendI bought this Fluke multimeter for the reputation fluke. Great product
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great meter
Would Recommend[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the meter as a Christmas present. use it everyday for commercial and residential electrical. would definitely recommend it and the tpak magnet and tl175 test leads.
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Great Meter for Electricians and DIYer's
Would RecommendI purchased the 117 based on reviews and the Fluke reputation; it is my third digital multimeter and second Fluke (the other is a clamp DMM I use mostly for testing amperage). Despite the ambiguous complaints posted by others, this is a solid multimeter. The large 6,000 count display makes the meter easy-to-read and understand; as long as you are looking directly at the screen. My only (minor) complaint is if the screen is looked at - even slightly - from above, the digits disappear, but for me ...
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Fluke quality but missing features
Would Not RecommendFluke makes arguably the highest quality multimeters you can buy. But it's unfortunate they choose to remove features from more expensive models. The Fluke 116 and 115, for example, both have features the 117 lacks. Why? It would probably cost Fluke an extra dollar or two to put ALL the features of the 11X series into the 117 (or create a 118 that has all features). It's almost as if Fluke wants you to buy multiple meters for different tasks when one meter could easily do everything. I don't ...
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A new standard
Would RecommendAs head electro-mechanical tech I often get asked what meters we should buy for new technicians. My standby, no-questions-asked has always been the 87-V. I've trusted that meter for fifteen years in all kinds of abusive environments. There are times when the 87-V is necessary. However for 95% of the work our electro-mech techs are doing in a 18 acre production factory, this meter fits the bill, and it's smaller, lighter, cheaper, and better display than the 87. Time will tell how it holds up - s...
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Great for everyday use
Would RecommendSolid multimeter for everyday use by an electrician. Large display is easy to read. Easy to select functions even with gloves on using the large dial. Ready to roll right out of the package and continues to out perform day after day..
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Perfect amount of features
I bought this a week ago for home repairs. I used the non-contact voltage function to detect any wires behind walls before cutting into them since I could follow the wiring starting from the switch and moving backwards - something you cannot do with voltage pens. I've also use the probes themselves for test for voltage after turning off the panel.
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Reliable
Would RecommendI bought this meter years ago. I am an Industrial Electrician and automation specialist and use this meter everyday. It's actually my go to meter for what I do. I used to carry a clamp meter by fluke and it works great but the 117 for what I do is more fitting for the job. This meter does everything I need. If this meter doesn't do something it's reading milliamps unfortunately. But I break out my 87 for that which I usually use on my more intricate stuff anyway. The 117 is the 10-in-1 screwdriv...
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Great for quick checks
Would RecommendThis meter with the non contact voltage detector has added a higher margin of safety when having to cut into a wall. Knowing that the circuit is live or dead and it's approximate location has made things niche better.
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Truly an Electricians meter
Would RecommendAs a defense contractor working on Navy ships I use the FLUKE 117 Electricians Digital Multimeter daily. Before any work can begin Absents of Voltage checks must be accomplished as required by both OSHA and Navy’s TUMs. This meter works great. The large selector switch knob makes it easy to use while wearing rubber gloves. The display has large white LED backlit with large digits. It is easy to read in dark locations. The meter can be used with the FLUKE SV225 Stray Voltage Eliminator to ...
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Excellant for the job
Would RecommendI have 12 general maintenance technicians, in an industrial environment, that have to deal with measuring voltages on the machines for lockout and troubleshooting purposes. The fluke 117 has proved itself to be the meter of choice. It has enough features to do the job at hand but not too many that complicates job performance. We have the Fluke 187s and Fluke 287s to do the more technical readings but 95% of our needs are just verifying voltages and continuity
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great meter
Would RecommendAs a maintenance guy, I rely on the 117 to trouble shoot every thing from hvac to boilers to electric panels. I like the non-contact voltage detection, it's fast and easy. The true RMS is a must for checking battery backups. The meter is compact and well built. Don't let the made in china hold you back, this meter is Fluke through and through. If I could change anything it would be the off postion would be all the way left not the AutoVolt. But I have gotten used to it. Add a fluke 324 clamp met...
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FLUKE..ONCE AGAIN THE BOTTOM LINE
Would RecommendLooking for a high quality multimeter I purchased a Fluke 117 True RMS unit, not only is it high quality, but it is very easy to use, the meter is very accurate, and the unit stays where you put it, excellent design, functions, a True Multimeter, just another great Fluke product to keep on the truck" along with our other Fluke units.
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Solid and accurate meter with great features
I am an HVAC foreman and have been using this meter for couple years. This Meter has been a very handy tools for me since I frequently trouble shooting Air Handling unit , Boilers ,Unit heaters , Heat pumps ,etc. Some of the great features I love are: Large white LED backlit display/larger digits – Easier to read in dark locations. Automatic AC/DC voltage selection Prevents false reading from ghost voltage Strong magnet and protective casing of the meter
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Piece of mind
Would RecommendAs a home gamer- a fluke could be seen as overkill- but I do believe in high quality tools and their products have been recommended by electrical engineering friends. I can see why- well made products. This replaces lower quality meter that have had a tendency to die when you need them for troubleshooting. Been very pleased with this so far- enough features and sensitivity for my use.
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Reliable
Fluke isn't known for being the most affordable option, and that's not always a bad thing. It's reliable and consistent and that is whats important to me. This meter delivers as expected.
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My favorite meter!
Would RecommendI've owned several Fluke meters and products over the years and the 117 is by far my favorite. All the functions I need daily, plus a few others that come in handy. Super sturdy and the blue back light on screen helps to keep the display readings sharp in the dark. I like the no contact volt alert for a quick troubleshoot and helps keep my bag lighter since I don't have to bring more than 1 meter to get the job done.
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