🔌 Unveiling Fluke 107: A Cutting-Edge Handheld Multimeter for Accurate Current Measurements Review

My standard flow meter from work is larger than what I use to troubleshoot most of my problems need. When you climb towers, you know that the extra weight and space in your climbing bag will increase. No one really wants to pay out of pocket for something they already have on the job site, but the convenience of this little device made it worth it. like other counters and have a normal magnetic tape. It's cool that it comes with one, but it's kind of funny that the smallest of all gauges has…

If you are looking for a basic meter that will do 99% of your daily tasks, including automotive work, then this is the meter for you. It includes measurement of current, voltage, frequency and more and even has features like autoranging, ICat III 600V rating and backlight. It's very durable and well built, although it's not as rugged as the more expensive Fluke tools, it makes up for it with its convenient pocket size. The supplied test leads are also of excellent quality. If you don't need…

Not what I expected from Fluke. I wasn't looking for a high-end meter for a specific application, but with the Fluke name and almost $100 I figured it should be halfway decent. First, it was at least an open box, if not a customer return. There were even scratches on the lens. In tension mode, the display bounced back and forth everywhere. I realize it's not uncommon to see small transient voltage readings when set to a sensitive level, but this was ubiquitous. Sent this one back and replaced…