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The Fluke 116 Digital Multimeter is built with Fluke ruggedness.
Fluke. Rugged. Reliable. Accurate.
Fluke Digital Multimeters (DMM’s) are on more tool belts, finding more problems, than any other comparable test tools. Each design is tested to the extreme: drop, shock, humidity. Every Fluke Digital Multimeter gives you what you need: accurate measurements; consistent, reliable performance; and meets safety standards.
Fluke 116 Digital Multimeter
Designed for HVAC professionals
With the ability to take temperature and microamp measurements, the Fluke 116 digital multimeter delivers the capabilities professionals demand to quickly troubleshoot and repair HVAC equipment and flame sensors. A complete HVAC tool, the Fluke 116 measures resistance, continuity, frequency and capacitance. The compact design, which allows for one-handed operation, and the large white LED backlight make it possible to work efficiently in any environment.
- Built-in thermometer for HVAC applications
- Microamps to test flame sensors
- Low input impedance: helps prevent false readings due to ghost voltage
- Large white LED backlight to work in poorly lit areas
- Resistance, continuity, frequency and capacitance
- Min/Max/Average with elapsed time to record signal fluctuations
- Compact ergonomic design for one-handed operation
- Compatible with optional TPAK magnetic hanger
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Best for HVAC measurement capabilitiesThe Fluke 116 was specifically designed for the HVAC professional. Measure voltage, resistance, continuity, frequency, and capacitance all in one tool. Going beyond your standard multimeter functions, the Fluke 116 also measures temperature and microamps specifically for HVAC professionals. |
Safe and reliable.Fluke has been a trusted test tool partner since 1948, helping you and your team work safely with tools that meet or exceed the safety standards of the environments you work in. The Fluke 116 multimeters are independently tested for safe use in CAT III 600V environments. |
What's in the box?Fluke 116 Digital True-RMS Multimeter Fluke TL75 silicone test lead set 80BK Integrated Temperature probe Holster Installed 9 V battery User manual |
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| Price | $223.99 | $476.44 | $348.23 | $836.52 | $1,540.00 |
| CAT Rating | CAT III 600V | CAT III 1000V / CAT IV 600V | CAT II 1000v / CAT IV 600V | CAT III 1000V/ CAT IV 600V | CAT III 1000V / CAT IV 600V |
| True-rms Readings | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Voltage AC/DC | 600V | 1000V | 1000V | 1000V | 1000V |
| Current AC/DC | 600 μA | 10A | 400mA | 400mA | 2500A AC (With iFlex) |
| Resistance | 40 MΩ | 50 MΩ | 50 MΩ | 50 MΩ | 50 MΩ |
| Capacitance | 10,000 μF | 10,000 μF | 10,000 μF | 10,000 μF | 10,000 μF |
| Temperature | (+) 400 °C | (+) 1090 °C | (with t3000 FC) | (+) 537 °C | Infrared camera -10 °C to 200 °C |
| Infrared Camera | ✓ | ||||
| Additional Measurement Capabilities | Frequency, Continuity/diode test, Low input impedance, Microamps, Analog bargraph | Frequency, Continuity/diode test, Motor drive (ASD) measurement, Duty cycle, Microamps, Analong bargraph, Relative reference | Frequency, Continuity/diode test | Frequency, Pi/DAR timed ratio tests, Continuity/diode test, Motor drive (ASD) measurements, Microamps, Relative reference | Frequency, Continuity/diode test, Motor drive (ASD) measurements |
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Fluke is the industry standard for multi-meters
What can I say. Fluke is the industry standard of test equipment and meters like this Fluke 116. I've been an engineer for Radio and TV stations for 44 years, and Fluke is the goto meter of choice. I have them at each of our studio locations, and at all of our tower sites. When I needed a new meter for home, the only choice was which one to get. There are different meters for different uses. The 116 has auto scaling, even an auto-volt LoZ selection to really make measuring easy. It's a true RMS meter so you will get accuracy with it. It has a back-lit display. It measures AC and DC voltages, Frequency, tests diodes and capacitors, has an ohm measurement setting, and a continuity beeper. I like this model because it has a temperature sensor and metering. The temperature is extremely fast acting. I took it from room temperature to my freezer, and it settled into the freezer temp in under a minute. This meter does not have the higher current metering capability like some do, nor does it have the volt alert that the next model up has (this is a function where you can hold the meter by wires, and it will alert you if there's voltage in them). I already had a separate Fluke current meter and a smaller voltage alert that can get into panels easier, so I didn't need these functions. I know these cost a little more, and if you use a meter once or twice a year for just minimal things like switch continuity, or the occasional voltage measurement, then there are cheap alternatives.. key word there is cheap though. If you want accuracy though, and want to trust that it will last for years, I recommend the Fluke meters. Costs more but is worth it. Five stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023
Fluke is the industry standard for multi-meters
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023
What can I say. Fluke is the industry standard of test equipment and meters like this Fluke 116. I've been an engineer for Radio and TV stations for 44 years, and Fluke is the goto meter of choice. I have them at each of our studio locations, and at all of our tower sites. When I needed a new meter for home, the only choice was which one to get. There are different meters for different uses. The 116 has auto scaling, even an auto-volt LoZ selection to really make measuring easy. It's a true RMS meter so you will get accuracy with it. It has a back-lit display. It measures AC and DC voltages, Frequency, tests diodes and capacitors, has an ohm measurement setting, and a continuity beeper. I like this model because it has a temperature sensor and metering. The temperature is extremely fast acting. I took it from room temperature to my freezer, and it settled into the freezer temp in under a minute. This meter does not have the higher current metering capability like some do, nor does it have the volt alert that the next model up has (this is a function where you can hold the meter by wires, and it will alert you if there's voltage in them). I already had a separate Fluke current meter and a smaller voltage alert that can get into panels easier, so I didn't need these functions. I know these cost a little more, and if you use a meter once or twice a year for just minimal things like switch continuity, or the occasional voltage measurement, then there are cheap alternatives.. key word there is cheap though. If you want accuracy though, and want to trust that it will last for years, I recommend the Fluke meters. Costs more but is worth it. Five stars.
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023
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tony pilgrim
Gas engineer must have everything you need .
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 22, 2021
Jaiden Langelaar
Great product arrived early
Reviewed in Australia on August 26, 2021