Fluke 115 Digital Multimeter, Measures AC/DC Voltage To 600 V and AC/DC Current to 10 A, Measures Resistance, Continuity, Frequency, and Capacitance, Includes Holster and Silicone Test Lead Set

Only the following models are built at Fluke’s corporate headquarters in Everett, Washington, USA. Fluke is owned by Fortive Corporation, which is also based in Everett. Fluke 27II, 28II, 77IV, 83V, 87V, 87V Max, 75, 177, 179, 287 and 289.

Easy to read. Quick acting and easy to use. Excellent for use in the Electrical Service Industry. Readings taken do not interfere with equipment in operation which keeps customers happy and lets you get to the problem at hand. A very nice meter. I would defintely recommend to other service personnel.

I have two main issues with this meter. The first is that it doesnt really measure mA. I guess, technically, that is on me... I should have taken a closer look at the images. The second, main issue, is that there is no way to zero the meter. Even a cheap $15 meter from a hardware store has zeroing capability.

outstanding meter

Great price great meter use it every day.

I really want to like this multimeter-- but the viewing angle for the display is just unacceptable. When viewing straight on the text is dim, the device must be tilted back for the LCD to reach full clarity (regardless of whether back-light is on or not). I found this to be a constant annoyance from the very first power-on. If you can look past that it is a fine device, the build quality feels very rugged. Unfortunately mine is going back for a return.

quite expensive but it is very good.

Its a fluke

My Fluke 115 has come in handy everyday I go to work and also at home, it works fantastic.

I am an automotive tech and this product performs well in my field, and is the best bang for your buck. Fluke is true professional grade.