Fluke 101 Multimeter Equipment Industrial Review

Great little gauge when you don't need the heavier, larger Fluke. It takes a bit longer to process and align the readings, so it's not great for troubleshooting, but it does a good job and doesn't mislead you when going up/down stairs.

Three stars because there was no instruction manual in the box. Come on, this fluke is for dummies(101) I need a manual. So I called Fluke and they sent me a link with a PDF file. Now I have to print out the manual, instead of having a small manual in book form, which is a bit more convenient, I have a bunch of blank pages. By the way, I really like the meter so far!

Small but works. Used on 480v. I work as a repair electrician. This means I don't have to take larger meters with me when answering a service call. Fits right in my pocket. Simplifies troubleshooting of devices that require the use of a ladder due to their small size. About a third the size of the Fluke 376 FC in overall dimensions.

I am retired Elec Field Eng. and i just needed to know about the fuse so i took it apart? Pros: Great little gauge, it's Chi.Na. Fluke, but fluke nonetheless. I did some voltage comparisons on my $300 Fluke and it's accurate. Great for $50. Comes with quality Fluke cables, even batteries pre-installed. Cons: Wires come out from below. ? Good and bad, but you know before you buy it. NO FUSE so I'm pretty sure it's NOT SOLD in the US, sell the hologram. NO FUSE, I'm pretty sure it's NOT UL…

I'm an electrical engineer and like any electrical engineer/engineer who takes their job seriously I have a big, thick and reliable Fluke multimeter in my workshop but sometimes when it's you Im In the field you don't need all the features for the first step of troubleshooting and typically these Fluke multimeters are bigger and heavier than bricks so I've always wanted the convenience of a Fluke in a more portable device. Well, by a stroke of luck I found out that this thing exists and I'm…

I've been pretty serious about electronics for maybe 4 decades and have had the best gauge I can afford all along could. My latest purchase and first new test tool in a long time is the Fluke 101, a handy sized DMM with amazing features from a leading test equipment manufacturer. It arrived last night so I don't have much time. with it, but I REALLY like the size and bottom output jacks for standard security sensors. I think 6 1/2 digits of display, although I doubt it has that level of voltage

В моем возрасте (59 лет) я никогда не думал, что увижу новые Fluke менее чем за 50 долларов, но это мой второй из офшорных Fluke, а первым был 17B+, который мне очень pleases. and so far so good - i gave this 101 to a friend and he was very happy with his first fluke. He just got fired, so I thought we should extend his vacation a bit. If anyone has seen J. Smith's extensive testing on the YT, this gauge is described as being very robust to random transients and the like, and it meets or…

This is a poor man's Fluke. It has limited functionality but superior engineering. However, please note that it is not made or guaranteed in the USA. The emphasis seems to be on build quality and precision rather than Swiss Army knife performance. There is no current measurement, but all other basic functions are activated. The hold button is not the auto-hold version of the more expensive Fluke models. It has a 6000 count display compared to 4000 of most competitors in the sub $50 range from…

There are many highly qualified Fluke owners out there. I have an Electrical Engineering degree and have been in the automotive OEM industry for over 30 years and have taken many measurements over the decades. I can't believe Fluke is selling this product. I've only had two Flukes since the early 90's. Both still work! And neither of them have this hunting problem. Then why did I buy a new meter? I'm starting to ask myself the same question. The killer for me is the slow ohm response time. Even