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What is so hot about the Fluke 179 multimeter that so many people are looking for?

06/13/2024 15:55:28

Today's multimeters are no longer as strange as they were in the past, there have been many models created with many different uses. Fluke 179 is one of them, a product from Fluke that many people are currently interested in and looking for. Why, among countless products in the same segment and diversity out there, do many people still trust this product? Please refer to the article below!!!

Compact design, flexible to hold

The Fluke 179 stands out with its black-gold cast iron, exuding elegance and modernity, and is compactly designed for a comfortable grip. Dimensions are only 43x90x185mm so it is quite suitable for most Vietnamese consumers' hands. Besides, it can be carried with you and used anywhere without fear of getting entangled.

Fluke 179

Fluke 179 is manufactured using advanced technology and strictly tested according to international standards, ensuring durability and high safety for users. In particular, this product can operate stably in harsh conditions with a temperature range from -40°C to 400°C.

Impressively wide measurement range

The Fluke 179 multimeter uses True RMS measurement technology, ensuring accurate measurement results even in waveforms with harmonics or noise. This device supports a variety of measurements such as measuring current, voltage, resistance, frequency, and capacitance.

Specific specifications:

- DC voltage: 1000V, accuracy ± (0.09%+2)

- AC voltage: 1000V, accuracy ± (1.0%+3)

- DC current: 10A, accuracy ± (1.0%+3)

- AC current: 10A, accuracy ± (1.5%+3)

- Resistance: Maximum 50 MΩ

- Capacitance: 10,000 µF, accuracy ± (1.2%+2)

- Frequency: 100 kHz, accuracy ± (0.1%+1)

Diverse features

The Fluke 179 multimeter not only stands out with its diverse measurement capabilities but also integrates many convenient features such as:

- Optional automatic or customized measuring range according to user needs.

- Screen hold and automatic screen hold mode.

- Min/Max/Average measurement data recording feature.

- Smoothing and filtering mode for rapidly changing signals.

- Meets safety standards EN 61010-1 CAT III 1000V / CAT IV 600V.

These features help users easily operate and ensure safety when working with electrical equipment, even in environments with many harmonics and interference.

Refer to related products at Fluke Multimeter

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