Rely on the quality and durability of a Fluke multimeter when taking voltage, resistance, and other electrical measurements.

The smallest digital multimeter we offer. This meter is a portable and convenient way to perform various electrical tests.

The analog display shows the magnitude and rate of change more easily than a digital multimeter when measuring rapidly changing electrical values. Simpson multimeters are known for their ruggedness and reliability.

Measure rapidly changing electrical values with an analog display that shows the magnitude and rate of change more easily than a digital multimeter.

For measurements at least twice as accurate as standard digital multimeters, choose this multimeter.

Grasp tiny components on circuit boards and other electronic systems in order to test, identify, and troubleshoot them.

Check insulation quality in electrical equipment such as motors and power tools. You can also take other electrical measurements with these Fluke multimeters, known for quality and durability.

These Fluke multimeters are rated for environments where hazardous material is present. They take voltage, resistance, and other electrical measurements.

A wireless connection transmits electrical measurements from the multimeter to a separate display, so you can take measurements in hard-to-reach or potentially dangerous locations. Fluke multimeters are known for quality and durability.

Run a cable through the open jaw to test current without interrupting the circuit. These multimeters are especially useful for high current measurements and include test leads to perform other electrical tests. Fluke multimeters are known for quality and durability.

Measure rapidly changing electrical values more easily than with a digital multimeter. Convenient for taking frequent high current measurements, the meter has jaws that surround a cable to test current without interrupting the circuit. Use the included test leads to perform other electrical tests.

Ensure proper insulation and ground wire continuity in new or repaired drills, circular saws, grinders, and other hand tools. Also known as a hi-pot tester, it checks the quality of a tool's insulation by applying voltage and measuring how much current leaks from the tool.