🔧 Enhanced Fluke 87V Digital Multimeter with NIST-Traceable Calibration Certificate and Data Logging Review

I use Flux 87v multimeters exclusively on a daily basis and I don't see this changing anytime soon but it was advertised with a calibration certificate which it was NOT. Now I have to pay a certified technician to calibrate it before I can use it in my work functions.

Received without certificate. I needed certification for my shop's documentation, but it wasn't in the box. For this reason, I advise against ordering from this seller. The product itself was new and of excellent quality as it was a FLUKE brand, but it was sent without a certificate.

I have contacted the seller (LiquerShop) to get a NIST certification and they don't seem to have a clue. They told me to contact Fluke. The product description needs to be changed so buyers don't think they come with a NIST certification. Many companies require that the multimeter be calibrated and that the NIST certificate is on file. This multimeter is useless in this scenario. The item has been returned to the seller.

Excellent 4-1/2-bit DVM. I bought it with a NIST-traceable certificate of calibration from Revain, but based on my own performance testing (using the Fluke 8846 DMM, Fluke 5200 AC Calibrator, and DP8200) the certificate was a waste of money better than that because of (in my opinion) the quality of the instrument calibration laboratory. This device is intended for industrial use. I bought it for general use and also for electronic testing. For electronic testing use, you should probably invest…