New Fluke 179 digital multimeter offer available
Until 31 December 2019 and while stocks last, Fluke is offering a DMM safety bundle consisting of a Fluke 179 digital multimeter (DMM).
Until 31 December 2019 and while stocks last, Fluke is offering a DMM safety bundle consisting of a Fluke 179 digital multimeter (DMM).
The offer also includes a free Fluke TLK-225 SureGrip master accessory set of leads and connectors, representing a discount of over 20% (manufacturer recommended prices) on the items purchased separately.
The Fluke 179 DMM is a full-featured, precision multimeter for the troubleshooting and repair of electrical and electronic systems. With a 1,000V CAT III/600V CAT IV safety rating, it measures voltages to 1,000V AC/DC and currents to 10A AC/DC plus frequency, capacitance, resistance, continuity and diode measurements. It also features a built-in thermometer to measure temperature without having to carry a separate instrument. Productivity is increased with manual and automatic ranging, Display Hold, Auto Hold, and Min/Max/Avg recordings.
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 autumn campaign are a Fluke T6-1000 non-contact voltage tester kit; Fluke two-pole tester offers; Fluke 1663/1664 FC multifunction tester kits; Fluke 87V DMM with free current clamp and accessories; as well as Fluke 1507 insulation resistance testers and Fluke 561 IR and contact thermometers at special prices.
This Fluke 179/TLK225-1 offer and other autumn specials can be can be accessed via the Fluke website.
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