Fluke 113 Utility Multimeter with VCHECK, Min/Max & Capacitor Check

Overview

The Fluke 113 Digital Multimeter gives users the means to quickly and easily do basic meter set and reconnect testing. This meter is simple-to-use and has the features needed to repair most electrical problems. The Fluke 113 has significant improvements over other digital multimeters available on the market, including Fluke model 7-600. Using the Fluke VCHEK™ LoZ low impedance measurement function, users can simultaneously test for voltage or continuity. The Min/Max function lets you record signal fluctuations. The Fluke 113 can perform diode tests, and also provides both auto and manual ranging capabilities. With features such as conformance to the latest safety standards, backlight, and a much larger display that's easier to view, this meter is a must have for every toolbox.

Product Highlights

• The new 113 Utility Multimeter has the features needed to repair most electrical and electronic problems
• This meter is simple to use and has significant improvements over the original Fluke 7-600, and other utility multimeters
• VCHEK™ LoZ low impedance measurement function to simultaneously test for voltage and continuity
• True-rms for accurate ac measurements on non-linear loads
• A large backlit display allows for easy visibility in low-lit areas
• Record signal fluctuations using the Min/Max function
• Diode test for testing general-purpose germanium, silicon, and power diodes
• Ohms measurement to 60 KΩ and capacitance to 9,999 µF
• Integral holster with probe holders for easy storage
• Auto and Manual ranging
• Meets Measurement Category CAT III 600V and Category IV 300V standards for a higher level of safety
• The optional TPAK magnetic hanger allows the user hands-free flexibility
• Revenue meter tests sets and re-connects, capacitor checks
• Electrical testing where ghost voltage may be present
• Absence or presence of voltage

Each Unit Includes

• TL75 Test Leads
• 9V Battery
• Printed Users Manual

Webinars

Electrical Safety Measurement Webinar with Fluke