Are these compatible with any multimeter?
1827875
If your meter well except standard banana plugs, then these will work fine.
1827876
Yes they should be, the ones I received have the standard bananna end and plugged perfectly into my multimeter. I even tried plugging them into a table top power supply I have here also with the same and it worked perfectly. Now of course the next question would be does your multimeter use the standard socket to receive these :-) I'm sure it does, they are all pretty much standard these days. Hope that helps
1517060
No they are not, sorry to say. Google it and you will see some are more compatible than others.
917162
Yes they are all compatible as far as I am aware although I have not personally tested this.
141603
These are pretty standard, as long as your watts and volts match. Basic universal element
1182843
Not with the included probes, you'd need an amp clamp to do that. Their clamp style probe has low resolution with currents under 1 amp but I've heard their thread-style amp probe is more accurate with those situations.
1925448
These leads will fit any meter with standard 4mm jacks. This should include Brymen meters.
2132833
This multimeter comes with MS3206, an adapter with hookups for diodes and thermocouples. Unfortunately the thermocouple sockets are useless on this multimeter. When used with other Mastech multimeters, such as the MS8217, this adapter + a thermocouple will read temperature.
1357119
Yes. They meet all specifications of any kind. I contacted the company and got a quick thorough reply.
1098558
Hi. I don't think it would be compatible with the ReliOn meter. The ReliOn products are specifically made for their meter only but you may be able to check with the manufacturer other than that, that's all I know about it.
2138206
Wirestrippers no problems. It depends on the which soldering iron. And no on the multimeter. It will not fit.
1019294
Yes. That is what I actually bought them for originally. They work great with this meter.
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.
653007
These are the ones I bought and they work just fine. http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=104&cp;_id=10401&cs;_id=1040115&p;_id=2801&seq;=1&format;=2
2135066
You can order one that is calibrated. Meters typically do not come from the factory with NIST calibration certs. It is best to have them calibrated locally.
1617929
These are NOT testing strips. They are lancets and work with most lancing devices. Stop in at your local pharmacy and ask them if the lancets will work with your lancing device. Testing strips will likely work only with one manufacture's meters, and perhaps only with some of their meters.
346203
No, I don't think they are compatible because each machine is different in the way they read the strips. You might not get a accurate reading. You could try calling the manufacturer and ask them.
397345
I haven't tried, but I've used both fluke and extech and I believe the probes are universal