FLUKE METERS MANUAL

In the first case, measuring flame sensors, the Fluke 116 would be a better option. Another scenario in which this is helpful is if you develop circuitry that needs to be optimized for power consumption. This is a useful feature if you work with HVAC equipment and need to measure current from flame sensors. One feature that is lacking in the 115 model is the ability to measure microamps.

FLUKE METERS MANUAL

But because the Fluke 115 lets you switch between auto and manual ranging mode, you can still choose quick measurements whenever you want. The downside of multimeter autorange modes is that they come with a slight measurement delay. For example, a voltage of 5.0465V shows as 5.047V, and not as 5.0V. In autorange mode, the meter automatically selects the right range and resolution for the value being measured. The meter comes with both manual and autorange modes. This is ideal in situations where you are not able to keep your eye on the screen at all times. When you use the continuity mode to test things like diodes, fuses and cables, there is a clear, audible beep that notifies you when a measured circuit is closed. With the dial, you can quickly switch between the different testing modes. AC and DC voltage, current, resistance, frequency, capacitance, continuity and diode check, it is all there. The Fluke 115 comes with all measurement features you can expect from a multimeter at this price. Maximum voltage between any terminal and earth groundĦ kV peak per IEC 61010–1 600 VCAT III, Pollution Degree 2ĭigital: 6,000 counts, updates 4 per second The box of the Fluke 115 contains the following:

Fluke meters