What is the difference between the Fluke 115 and the Fluke 117 models?? They look identical and seem to have the same specs??
1136270
The 117 is an electricians model, not meaning much other than the voltage alert feature.
1136271
The 117 has other feature called Volt Alert, this feature detect ac voltage, you can read more of the feature in the user manual that can be download at fluke web site.I hope this can help.
1136272
Fluke 117 has a data-logger, but lacks frequency capability that the 115 has. 117 has better accuracy for some similar functions. If you are not looking for data-log capability, the 115 is a fine meter for general use. More comparison specs can be found online.
1598595
Yes, the Fluke 117 fits well in the C90 case with a bit of extra length to spare.
1591264
Sorry, I don't know if there is a difference. Maybe the prices just vary. I would compare and make sure the model #'s are exactly the same, and if not, research the model numbers.
274579
I asked the same question and was told there the same units, the difference was the manuals. The one approved has more warnings in the manual. To be sure download each manual and compare the difference.
1088415
I have the 115, 116, and 117 meters. Personally I have not used the LoZ or Volt alert function on the 117. The 115 has all the features I have ever needed with one exception and that is the Temp probe feature. I think the 117 has a tiny bit more accuracy, but for your needs the 115 will be more than enough. A good review of the Fluke line can be seen at the following link: http://www.tequipment.net/fluke/fluke-117-vs-116-vs-115-vs-114/
458628
I'm looking to buy one. Such a good question but no one seems to know the answer. :(update: I think they are the same except one is more cheaply built. But which one?? Who knows...could be the higher priced one!
1583596
I know it is compatible with the holster that came with my fluke 88 and 87. I don't know about any other models.This comes with a yellow soft rubber holster like what comes with the 87 and 88.
1430591
I believe it's just an older model number. I haven't found anything with any difference between the two of them.
2168131
I personally believe so. Fluke is the only name in industrail enviorment when it comes to meters(controls and instermintation tech here) and I wont trudt my life with any other brand. That being said, never depend on tools alone. Use good habbits, always make sure the detector works on a known live circuit to make sure its not malfuctioning.
1720749
Easiest way to tell the difference is to go to Fluance website and check. Basically 5" driver in XLBP and 4" in AVPB2. XLBP handles more power
1059191
The model B17-115 was designed to fit a pre-2000 Harley, such as your '97 FLHR, while the B17-117 is described as being designed for a post 1999 Harley. However, I didn't see anything on the B17-117 that would prevent it from being used in a '97 Harley. The 117 also includes a 2nd clutch cable spacer (used at the lever end) which you'll probably end up having to make if you buy the B17-115 model. Note - I put the B17-115 in my '97 FLHR and a B17-117 in a 2002 FLHR so I haven't tried using the later model in the earlier bike. It just appears to me that it will fit without a problem. You can make the 2nd spacer by cutting a slit in the end of an old clutch cable adjuster. The model B17-115 was designed to fit a pre-2000 Harley, such as your '97 FLHR, while the B17-117 is described as being designed for a post 1999 Harley. However, I didn't see anything on the B17-117 that would prevent it from being used in a '97 Harley. The 117 also includes a 2nd clutch cable spacer (used at the lever end) which you'll probably end up having to make if you buy the B17-115 model. Note - I put the B17-115 in my '97 FLHR and a B17-117 in a 2002 FLHR so I haven't tried using the later model in the earlier bike. It just appears to me that it will fit without a problem. You can... » Read More The model B17-115 was designed to fit a pre-2000 Harley, such as your '97 FLHR, while the B17-117 is described as being designed for a post 1999 Harley. However, I didn't see anything on the B17-117 that would prevent it from being used in a '97 Harley. The 117 also includes a 2nd clutch cable spacer (used at the lever end) which you'll probably end up having to make if you buy the B17-115 model. Note - I put the B17-115 in my '97 FLHR and a B17-117 in a 2002 FLHR so I haven't tried using the later model in the earlier bike. It just appears to me that it will fit without a problem. You can make the 2nd spacer by cutting a slit in the end of an old clutch cable adjuster. « Show Less
1324691
Yes, it will work with that model according to the compatible product list from fluke.
1688841
No.And I would probably recommend saving the money and going with the fluke t5. My ideal was whacked with three months and they were not able to offer me warranty replacement or repair. 4 times the price, but worth it. Same functionality.
1130254
After checked with our technician, these two models have the same feature with different design. The model of B00GNUID0K is thicker than this model.
518294
I really don't know. I did send one unit back to Amazon as I kept blowing the breaker. This happened with two units. Progressie Dynamics sent me a unit after I talked with them. I finally saw that the heavy wires were the 12 volt, not the 115 as I thought. It was clearly maarked too! Since wiring the unit correctly it has worked perfectly. I have had it at least 2 years if not 3.
1431419
As far as I can tell, there is no difference. All of the specs are identical - I thought maybe it was just an "updated" version. Hope this helps!
909987
There is no differance, i have one of each. Get the cheaper one it is the same as the other. I was wondering myself that is why i got one of each, they are exactly the same.