clamp meters

[secorp]

With a Fluke.....

"It is a Fluke that it worked at all"

[chuckcrj]

Check out the Fieldpiece SC 56. Its a great meter. Does everything I need in a meter. Unlike the Fluke 902 which promised to be an hvac meter, what a joke. Can't do DC mv or ohms over 900.

One great thing about fieldpiece is they have guys here on H talk to respond to questions or issues on thier product. They build product strictly for the hvac industry.

[Ingersoll AC]

Check out the Fieldpiece SC 56. Its a great meter. Does everything I need in a meter. Unlike the Fluke 902 which promised to be an hvac meter, what a joke. Can't do DC mv or ohms over 900.

LOL X 2

[WFL-TX]

Check out the Fieldpiece SC 56. Its a great meter. Does everything I need in a meter. Unlike the Fluke 902 which promised to be an hvac meter, what a joke. Can't do DC mv or ohms over 900.

One great thing about fieldpiece is they have guys here on H talk to respond to questions or issues on thier product. They build product strictly for the hvac industry.

+1 I really like the SC56 also and I own a 902 and it works for most jobs.

[jjrr007]

I would recommend the Field Piece HS 36 to anyone in the HVAC industry. It has many features that other multimeters do not have: free ammeter, non contact voltage indicator, Mfm for capacitors, test for flame diode,changeable accessory heads, etc.

It was difficult for me to pay that much for it years ago. The features have saved me a lot of time and $ on additional testers. I am glad I bought it.

[william antley]

Have both Fluke and Fieldpiece and like them both but, I like my Flukes better.

[upnort]

My old Amprobe RS-3 has worked great for me for the last 20 years....for a multi-meter my UEI has worked great for about 5 years now.

[tkirkpatrick]

Fluke and exetechs are the way to go, ideal has some pretty nice meters with front display and bottom dislpay(for when you're in a tight spot) that won't break the bank quite as much. I wouldn't skimp when it comes to your meter though.