- Relative time clocks at MIN, MAX and AVG provide a time reference for important events

- The Electronic Offset function enables thermocouple error compensation to maximize overall accuracy

- Measures J, K, T, and E thermocouple types

- Result reading in ºC, ºF or Kelvin (K)

- Splash and dust resistant bag with shock absorbing holster

- Front panel that is easy to set up and operate

- Sleep mode increases battery life, typical 1000 hours of battery life

- The battery cover makes it easy to replace the battery without opening the calibration seal

- The optional ToolPak accessory allows the thermometer to be hung from any metal object (with a rare earth magnet) or secured around a pipe (with a - hook-and-loop strap) for hands-free operation.

- 3 year warranty

Portable true-rms meter for commercial applications. The Fluke 117 is the ideal gauge for demand settings such as trade center buildings, hospitals, schools. The Fluke 117 includes integrated non-contact voltage detection to help get jobs done faster.



See also the Fluke 114 Electrical Multimeter, Fluke 115 Multimeter, and Fluke 116 HVAC Multimeter with Temperature and Microamp.

Modern design with a knurled thumb wheel for easy use when taking internal and external depth and step measurements.

Dual readout giving instant inch/metric conversion at the touch of a button.

Zero reset at any point, large clear display, error-free operation, fast response speed. Non-output type.



Resolution: 0.01mm/0.0005".



Extra batteries available - Order Code EDI -904-4000K.

The Fluke VR1710 Power Quality Recorder, is a single-phase plug-in voltage quality recorder that offers an extremely easy-to-use solution for detecting and recording power quality problems, enabling immediate action and minimizing downtime. The VR1710 single-phase recorder meets the needs of maintenance and facilities management personnel in large service, utility, and industrial service organizations where power quality is critical to their business operations. Power quality parameters include average RMS, transients, flicker, and harmonics up to the 32nd recorded using a user-selectable averaging period from 1 second to 20 minutes.