For Calibrated Articles - Please note that accuracy is specified for 1 year after calibration, at operating temperatures of 18 °C to 28 °C, with relative humidity at 0 % to 95 %.

TL75 Test leads, holster, user’s manual and 9 V battery (installed).

Looking for a smart device that reads multiple electrical values to make troubleshooting a breeze? Reach for this multimeter from FLUKE. It tests resistance, continuity, frequency, capacitance and diodes to keep you across the performance of your system. As it's ergonomically designed to be comfy to carry and can be operated with one hand, you can use the unit when you're out in the field. Easily spot signal fluctuations with the minimum, maximum and average elapsed time recordings.

• True-RMS technology gives you accurate measurements
• Long battery life of 400 hours keeps you working with fewer stoppages
• Fused port with surge protection stops dangerous currents from damaging the meter
• 6000-count display to handle high numbers

• Electrical engineering
• Electronics assembly and repair
• School and college labs

This multimeter measures AC and DC currents up to 20A for momentary readings and 10A for continuous readings.

Yes, its large LED screen has a backlight that helps you keep your eye on the ball when you're working in the dark.

Comparison with Fluke 117 (RS 616-1460)

Weight and Size
Both multimeters can offer the benefit of portability with these two models being lightweight and compact. Both of them have a weight of 550 g.
Maximum Voltage
Both of these multimeters have a maximum voltage of 600 V.
Battery
The battery life within these two models is vitally important, so they function for a long time. They are equipped with a 9 V alkaline battery, both of which can provide up too 400 hours of power without backlight.
Safety
Both models are also regarded as being excellent when it comes to safety. They have a CAT III safety rating.
Warranty
Regardless of the model that you choose, you have peace of mind since they are both backed by 3 years of warranty from the manufacturer.
Applications
This is a difference between the two models. The Fluke 115 is more for general testing and Fluke 117 is for more specialised testing. For many DIY enthusiasts, the 115 will suffice.