Fluke 787B Process Meter™ combines the power of a safety rated digital multimeter and mA loop calibrator into a single, compact test tool. Based on the trusted measurement capabilities of the Fluke 87 Digital Multimeter. The 787B adds the ability to measure, source and simulate mA with the accuracy and resolution you would expect from a Fluke mA loop calibrator. Giving you the ideal tool for troubleshooting and calibrating current loop applications.

• 20 mA dc current source/measure/simulate

With Fluke Connect® mobile app and desktop software compatibility technicians can wirelessly monitor, log, and share data from the field with their team anytime, from anywhere*. (*Requires Fluke IR3000FC module; RS Stock no: 811-1385.

Q: Can I use this to test if a fuse is good or bad?
A: Yes, you can check a fuse functionality via a continuity test.

Q: Is this multimeter suitable for automotive use?
A: Yes, this multimeter is perfect for automotive applications and much more.

Q: Does this come with a calibration certificate?
A: All calibrated option multimeters are supplied with the appropriate certifications.

TL71 premium test lead set, AC72 alligator clips, 4 AA alkaline batteries (installed) and quick reference guide

Looking for a device that troubleshoots and tests your power supply? You've hit the nail on the head with this multimeter from FLUKE. It combines a handheld digital meter with an mA loop calibrator, so it's a versatile go-to for electrical tasks. As it delivers precise AC current measuring ability to 0.001A and AC voltage to 0.1mV, you can expect accurate results every time. The unit's also 1m drop-tested, which means it's robust enough to withstand a few bumps when you're out on a job. External access makes battery replacement a quick and easy task.

• Light 610g weight means it's easy to handle
• 140h battery life for reliable long-term performance
• Compact dimensions of 100 (L) x 50 (W) x 203mm (H) don't take up much space in your toolkit

• Automotive servicing
• Electrical wiring installation
• Electronics testing

Yes, you can use the Fluke Connect app to wirelessly share your data with another device. This means your measurements can be saved in one place for convenience and efficiency.