Multimeters: What's in your tool kit?

[Hvac216]

Fieldpiece sc77 is my primary meter

[mason]

I expected the need would be only occaisional, but it is a great feature to have when you need it. It fits into tight spots around large conductors.

I've run into about a half dozen units this year where the line conductors only came into the unit about 3" and were very close together, instead of trying to force the wires further apart for my clamp could I slip the iflex around it and still get an accurate amp draw?

[kangaroogod]

I have had a fluke 187 for 12 years and never looked back. I use a separate clamp on probe that I plug into it.

[kmatcek]

Has everyone stopped using the Fluke 902 now days?

[clifpaul]

I use a Fluke 902 and love it.

[AC5096]

I keep a Fluke 16 in my toolbag. The ammeter attacthment and 177 stays in the truck most of the time.

[southshorejohn]

I have a few, Fieldpiece HS36 is my first choice for quick troubleshooting, Fluke I use very rarely, so overpriced I guess I'm afraid to break it, and I never leave home w/o my whiggle's

[SoFlaDave]

Fieldpiece HS36 for the past 6 years. Never fails, knock on wood!

[Six]

Fluke 199B ( when I'm slumming it in rough neighborhoods)

Techtronics S2700 For when I have to ( dress up )

And a fluke 187 for daily use.

Actually I have a FieldPiece S53, a Fluke 187 I've had for decades and a old "Transmation" signal generator.


I don't need anything hyper fancy or lab accurate. Just something thats tough and dependable.


I would LOVE a Fluke 199B but it would just sit in my truck getting baked everyday.

[Nytefog]

Im curious about this also. Im looking to add a 376 to my tool bag that already has a 87v.

JASON sent this from his DUMB-PHONE

I got the 376 and like it a lot. Saves room in my bag so I don't have to carry my 28II and amp probe attachment. 28II is more accurate though.

[idratherbsailing]

fluke 76 multi and 335 amp, nothing but durable

[misternash]

fluke t5-1000 i carry on my hip.
fluke 189 for everything else.

[fordrules]

Fluke 902, 87, T5-1000, and 52II. I use the 902 for most electrical troubleshooting. I'm thinking of getting a fieldpiece from all the positive feedback on this site.