is thier a difference in the fluke 87 and the 87-v
775151
Differences between the Fluke 87, 87-III, and 87-V are technical and better investigated using Google, esp. regarding the GSM problem. (BTW, the 87-IV is a 187, i.e., rather a different topic)
775152
The Fluke 87V is suppose to have better measurement functions than the Fluke 87. It also is one of the first meters designed to accurately measure adjustable speed drives. Both meters are true RMS meters, and both are very good quality meters from a great company that will last you a lifetime if taken care of.
775153
87 is the model number and the five (v) represents the version. In other words there was also an 87-2, 87-3 etc. 87-v is the current model.
775154
Here are the manuals:87: http://physics.ucsd.edu/neurophysics/Manuals/Fluke/87______umeng080087V (80 V series): http://www.fluke87v.com/crm_uploads/fe_80v_users_manual_1.pdfDepending on your use, there are quite a few notable differences. For me, the 87V's ability to measure temperature is of utmost importance. But some enjoy the Hi-Res mode of the 87V even more.
930762
Yes it is. I'm an industrial sparky. And I think this Fluke is better than a DUSPOL tester. I have now put my DUSPOL on the cupboard.
364168
The 204 parts are smaller the impeller /shaft and cover are totally different/way smaller/the 304,305,404 and 405.parts are the same,except the handles and outer parts and canisters,where you can clearly see a difference. Fluval the best filter out there.(I have four running quietly as we chat) Go get em Mike
2140422
I'm not familiar with Simpson meters. If you know someone who has a fluke see if theirs fit your meter. Sorry don't want to steer you the wrong way.
1694758
I have only used the Fluke version one time, so I really cant give you the best info. This unit worked very well for my novice field tech's and the fluke also worked well and didn't require and real training. so in my opinion take the cheap one.
1324690
Above it says-For Fluke 50 II, 70 III, 80 IV, 180 series multimetersFluke web site says it should work.
2168130
DarcelInstead of a flip "I do not know". please permit me to say that I have never used nor owned a Klien, so I could not compare the two units side by side. Fluke has been beside me with every electrical project I have attempted since getting it and I have not had any failures yet. One heresay comment came from my neighbor who was helping me with a complicated electrical problem and when he saw the Fluke, he volunteered 'Wow, you have a Fluke. That's a fine tool.' Sorry for such a long I do not know the answer, John
103574
Not enough information, look at the rpm on the old one, it probably won't be exactly the same as the new one,but that's ok, as long as it's close within 100-300rpm is ok, I recommend Buying the fan too as the old ones are tough to get off, the set screw breaks inside, this happened to me twice, again, look for your RPM'S and Voltage
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yes, they are the same.......On the backside of the motor there will be a part number, usually startingwith a "WG" or "CW". There may also be a suffix following a dash. This isjust a revision number and is not critical in selecting the new motor.
214351
With the use of a 110 Vac xformer. I would think being a variable speed motor would account for the difference in frequency.
137173
I have an old 87 and it fits. Was just time to upgrade my meter so now I have a backup and can just pop one out and put the other in
1947751
I would have to look up that Fluke model to be sure, but it works with my fieldpiece and should work with your fluke. It uses a industry standard K-pin connector.
1071505
The 87 doesn't have amazon support. You'd have to get the 220, or above for amazon support.
1269545
it is made for a K type thermocouple with a "mini" connector. This is a std format for Fluke. It is all written in the specs for this adapter.
916078
I ordered the Fluke 116 from right here and it comes with the integrated K thermocouple. However, it comes with standard black/red test leads, and not the colorful ones shown in the picture.
820445
the difference is 17714/17715 has different positions where the pips mount to the muffler. Other then that every thing is the same. very good muffler sounds and performs good for the price, ALOHA
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/