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Read moreTiS60+
The TiS60+ allows you to see things that are invisible to the eye and reveal problems that cannot be detected with other technologies. It is a simple to use, dependable thermal camera that the team can rely on.
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Autoranging digital multimeter with built-in non-contact voltage (NCV) detector and 4,000 count backlight LCD display.
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116
The Fluke 116 was specifically designed for HVAC professionals. It has everything you need to quickly troubleshoot problems with HVAC equipment and flame sensors, including a built-in thermometer to measure temperatures up to 400°C (752°F) and microamps to test flame sensors.
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753
The 753 performs the work of several tools: generating, simulating and measuring pressure, temperature and electrical signals in a single, robust and handy device. You will be won over by its new graphic display, its Li-Ion battery that provides greater autonomy, its USB port and the new accessories that come with it.
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754
Whether you're calibrating instruments, troubleshooting a problem, or running routine maintenance, the Fluke 754 with HART® communication can help you get the job done faster. It does so many different tasks, so quickly and so well, it's the only process calibrator you need to carry. This rugged, reliable integrated communicating calibrator is ideal for calibrating, maintaining, and troubleshooting HART and other instrumentation.
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114
Designed for easy one-handed operation, the compact Fluke 114 True RMS digital multimeter is the perfect troubleshooting tool for go/no go testing. Its AutoVolt capability automatically switches to measure AC or DC voltage, whichever is present. And you can use the LoZ function to identify so-called ghost voltage and prevent false readings.
