Fluke spring specials
As part of its Spring Specials Campaign, Fluke is offering a DMM Safety Bundle with a 35%+ saving until the end of June.
As part of its Spring Specials Campaign, Fluke is offering a DMM Safety Bundle with a 35%+ saving until the end of June.
Until 30th June 2019, Fluke is offering a DMM Safety Bundle consisting of a Fluke 115 Digital Multimeter (DMM) with a Fluke TLK-225 SureGrip Master Accessory set of leads and connectors representing a discount on recommended prices of over 35% on the items purchased separately.
Ideal for field service technicians, the Fluke FLK-115/TLK-225-1 Safety Bundle offer can be seen, along with other ‘Fluke Specials’, at www.fluke.co.uk/promotions
The compact Fluke 115 DMM true-rms meter, with a CAT III 600V safety rating,is an ideal meter for a wide variety of electrical and electronic testing applications.
Featuring a large white LED backlit screen, which is ideal when working in poorly lit areas, it measures DC and AC voltages to 600V and captures MIN/MAX/AVGreadings. The Fluke 115 also measures resistance, frequency and capacitance, and tests continuity.
The Fluke TLK-225 SureGrip Master Accessory Set consists of 13 items, providing flexibility and comfort with all SureGrip leads and probes in a convenient six pocket, roll-up pouch.
Rubber overmoulded surfaces and finger-hugging curves give the user a comfortable, reliable grip on the accessory so they can focus on making an accurate measurement.
Also included in Fluke’s money saving Spring Campaign:
- A Fluke 175 DMM with free Bluetooth headphones
- Fluke 376 FC Clamp Meter at a special price together with a free Fluke 114 DMM
- Fluke T6-1000 Electrical Tester with free alligator clips and holster
- Fluke 1663 or 1664 FC Multifunction Installation Tester with a free Fluke T6-600 (T6-1000 with 1664 FC) Electrical Tester and free Fluke DMS software.
For more information about all Fluke products, please visit the Fluke web site at www.fluke.co.uk.
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