Toll Free: (877) 571-7901
Local: (732) 728-2590
salesteam@tequipment.net
My Account
Sign in to see your member price, rewards, orders, tracking and more.
Why Join? Gain access to exclusive pricing, rewards and more!
Member Pricing & Rewards active
(877) 571-7901
Sales@TEquipment.NET
Member Pricing & Rewards are active.
Accurate measurements without the need to precisely position wire or cable in the center of the jaw clamp.SHOP NOW
The SDS3104XHD features an impressive array of measurement and math capabilities, options for a 50 MHz arbitrary waveform generator, as well as serial decoding. SHOP NOW
The Megger IMT100 is the most versatile multi-tester for PV systems, electric vehicles and industrial applications.SHOP NOW
Let us quote you our best price!
Allow us to earn your business and make this purchase easy.
Recommend to a Friend
Fluke 117
5.0
The "low Z" position is especially useful if you are an Automobile mechanic. (I used to be). When looking for 12v issues, you want your measurements to be under a slight "load". Say you have a corroded wire your unaware of, you may see 12v in Normal DCV mode because the the meter puts very little load on it. But if you try to draw any current through it, it would fall to 0v. That "Low Z" mode does that for you. I used to use a 12v Test Light, to prevent reading a "ghost" voltage. There's only 1 meter, Fluke, it's an investment that will last years. I've used one for 45 years, & still have my original 77, still going strong.
Dale Latimer, CBET --Radiology Specialist on May 01, 2024 I found this helpful (0)