Activate equipment from up to 40 feet away—these switches include a transmitter and a receiver that connects to equipment. The transmitter is rated IP68 and the receiver is rated IP01.

Control lights by transmitting a wireless signal from these switches to a control relay (sold separately) on your fixture. Switches can be surface mounted with a wall plate or used as a hand-held remote. No batteries or secondary power source are needed.

No need to wrangle cords—you can move these keyboards freely around your work space.

Ergonomic keyboards position your hands for improved comfort.

Use hand-held keyboards to control computers from up to 65 feet away. They have an integrated trackpad, so you don’t need a separate mouse.

Liquid-resistant keyboards stand up to coffee, water, soda, and other spills.

Ergonomic mice are also known as vertical mice—a 60° tilt angle keeps your wrist in a handshake position to improve wrist and forearm alignment.

Mice with a laser sensor are more precise than mice with an optical sensor and work on reflective surfaces.

Extend the reach of USB devices. Run an Ethernet cord (sold separately) from the transmitter to the receiver. USB ports are backward compatible, so they work with cords and connectors that meet the same or a lower USB standard.

Take current measurements from a distance with these high-quality, durable Fluke meters. They wirelessly transmit readings to a separate display. Because the jaws surround a cable, these meters are convenient for taking frequent measurements since you don't have to interrupt the circuit.

The meters work with the Fluke 3000 FC multimeter, a computer with a Fluke pc3000 FC connector plugged in (not included), or a mobile device that has the Fluke Connect app.

These true RMS multimeters take accurate AC measurements regardless of the load type or sine wave shape. This is important for testing electronic devices that draw current in short pulses that can distort the shape of the wave, such as computers and adjustable-speed drives.

Display count is an industry designation and not an actual value. For example, a 1,000-count meter shows numbers up to 999. A higher display count means the meter can give a more precise measurement.

No electricity or batteries are needed—as your door opens, the magnet and contact disc are separated, sounding a mechanical chime. The chime can be deactivated.

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.

These true RMS multimeters take accurate AC measurements regardless of the load type or sine wave shape. This is important for testing electronic devices that draw current in short pulses that can distort the shape of the wave, such as computers and adjustable-speed drives.

Display count is an industry designation and not an actual value. These 6,000-count multimeters show numbers up to 5,999.

Fluke 233 has a detachable display that communicates with the multimeter using built-in low-power wireless technology. The Fluke 233 with calibration certificate includes a NIST-traceable document stating that it has passed a test for accuracy.

Fluke 3000 FC uses built-in Bluetooth connectivity to transmit measurements to a computer with a Fluke pc3000 FC connector plugged in (not included) or to a mobile device that has the Fluke Connect app. The multimeter also receives measurements from Fluke Wireless Remote-Reading Clamp-On Current Meters and Fluke Wireless Remote-Reading Voltage Meters (not included).