Can the Fluke 115 attach a test probe onto its case to allow me to hold the meter and probe in one hand and the other probe in the other hand.
227339
The question is confusing. It is not clear what you are trying to do here. If you can hang the meter with a magnetic strap you would have two hands free to use the probes. You can also buy an assortment of test probe clips so you can clip one probe to a neutral or ground and then still have two hands free the hold the meter and use the red test probe for measurement.
227340
Yes. It has a soft yellow moulded case that can store both probes or you can install one probe into its case that allows you to hold the meter and probe in one hand and probe with the other hand. The probe sticks out about 4 inches from the meter when installed that way. It also has a back panel that extends so that the meter stands up for better viewing.
227341
No but you can put an alligator clip on one probe and clip it to whatever your testing and hold the meter in one hand and the second probe in the other hand. The fluke 115 also has a built in stand.
949838
Fluke 115, test leads, instruction book-tons of room-bigger than the meter-could probably put two or three meters in one case. Hopes this helps
645416
I suggest that you test it first -- not all probes are the same even if the plug on the end is the same.
2269600
I'm not sure, but assuming your Fluke has standard jacks (can't imagine it doesn't), then they should. One problem you may have are the little plastic caps that come installed in these leads. I had to remove them with a pair of pliers before they would fit my multimeter.
1894910
I do not think so. I have been careful not to let the cable end of my probes get wet. and they last for a while.
1972514
Yes your fluke 117 has a slot opening on the top of the back where you can attach the tpak. I put the tpak on mine and use it often also the magnet on the tpak will stick to the meter just below the slot area for easy storage. When mine starts to wear I will get another one.
882637
No, the probes are used to measure voltage. You must use the "clamp" feature to surround the wire you want to measure the current flowing through.
1947751
I would have to look up that Fluke model to be sure, but it works with my fieldpiece and should work with your fluke. It uses a industry standard K-pin connector.
1664914
Sure it can. As long as only the probe and not the whole device is put in the oven, and you respect the maximum temperature, there will be no issues.
1072240
Yes, it will work just fine for that. The key is that you need to either connect one end directly to the RJ45 connector or clamp onto the copper leads, then be able to get within touching distance of the copper leads at the other end. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the Fluke, it just costs more. =^..^=
75412
Yes, and the meter includes a K-type bead thermometer probe.You can use a variety of other K-type probes with a K-type adapter (bought separately), also available as a separate accessory from Fluke and even some other companies.
2140422
I'm not familiar with Simpson meters. If you know someone who has a fluke see if theirs fit your meter. Sorry don't want to steer you the wrong way.
931038
Ipurchased my unit used and it came with probes but no case. A new unit may include a case too.
949844
I have a Fluke 322 and a laser temperature instrument in the case, along with my probes.
1488909
The Klein should come with basic probes. These are used to allow a number of additional connections types and extensions I have found them quite helpful.
1311186
Yes. Mine came with two ordinary analogue probes and the logic analyzer pod.
1766191
No it does not. I bought this for my 789 and the meter is bigger than the case in every dimension.