How to Use a Fluke Multimeter - Instrumentation Technician Course - lesson 4

In this video we discuss exactly how to use Fluke multimeter, the Fluke 117. I go through all mode options with simple to follow instructions how to use the multimeter. I then go on to show with a lnstrument loop diagram how to test for voltage and current.
Amazon link to Fluke 117 - amzn.to/3lNDb1j
My Website for articles - www.instrumentationcontrol.info/

[@williamcollett4726]

Great video 👍 thanks for sharing, looking forward to the next series. Keep up the good work.

[@InstrumentationControl]

Thanks for your support William!

[@vladislavkorolkov8957]

Nice review of the Fluke 117👍 Please, keep up the same way.

[@mjjtgh8840]

Great video thanks... please explain the most common mistakes while dealing with transmitters

[@samirghedjati4024]

Many thanks for your well explanation, it will be great with real measures.

[@InstrumentationControl]

Glad you enjoyed the video

[@MustadMarine]

Very good, I learned a few things about my Fluke 117. Thanks

[@InstrumentationControl]

Great to hear!

[@luissantiago147]

Great tutorial! Thank You

[@InstrumentationControl]

You're welcome!

[@SeeEssPerez]

Great vid. Thanks!

[@InstrumentationControl]

Glad you liked it!

[@InstrumentationControl]

If you're interested in the current price or buying a Fluke 117, check it out here on Amazon - amzn.to/3lNDb1j

[@leef2267]

Awesome video, I just bought the druck UPS iii loop calibrator. Have you ever used one of those before? Keep the videos coming!

[@InstrumentationControl]

Hi Lee. Glad you enjoyed the video. Yes I have used the drunk UPS series before. Great little loop calibrator. I tend to use Beamex MC6 for pretty much most of my calibration needs now. I havent forgotten about your calibration video request. Im working on a longer video format with maybe a calibration workbook to go with it too.

[@atharhashmi5762]

Good work

[@InstrumentationControl]

Thank you

[@mervace]

I was interested in the Lo Z impedance mode, and applications, you were very brief on that function 😢

[@creativeeee]

nice video

[@InstrumentationControl]

Glad you are enjoying the videos! Check out my latest process meter video on my channel.

[@octavius4711]

Excellent video. Concise and told me everything I needed to know. Thank you.

[@InstrumentationControl]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bubba.watercraftj7269]

What is the lowest reading that can be seen with fluke 117 in DC amp’s range when testing automotive circuits such as measuring parasitic draw?
Such as measuring for less than 25 milliamps with no loads except PCM memory to determine battery drain overnight. Thanks.

[@silentsin3956]

Is that the tester that also measuring volts just by pointing it on the live wire(w/out insolation)?

[@silentsin3956]

Ahh thats it 8:10

[@InstrumentationControl]

you got it! :)

[@hosainparchment5692]

Question what is the best fluke multimeter for an Electrician? If I buy the Fluke 87-V max would that be a bad choice?

[@InstrumentationControl]

The Fluke 87-V max certainly wouldn't' t be a bad choice for standard electrical work in my opinion.

[@simondetlefsen3607]

Wish it had a zeroing function button for the lead on continuity 🇦🇺😊

[@AE-lk3uc]

I came for an explanation of oms law for a friend insted i got a review on a mutimeter

[@richardsanchez4435]

What setting do i use to test fuel injectors?

[@toad3222]

What are you testing?

[@antonj1170]

Is there lesson 1,2,3?

[@InstrumentationControl]

The lessons started in order but as people come looking for just topic specific I have stopped numbering the videos. The playlist is in order though.

[@m_lopez8272]

What happens if I measure AC accidentally in DC setting? Will I blow a fuse?

[@InstrumentationControl]

The Meter will read 0V if you try measuring AC voltage in DC mode.

[@gingerpimpNo1]

Way too many ads on this video!!!

[@InstrumentationControl]

I don't select here the ads are placed, I have monetisation switched on and RUclips puts them in automatically. If ads do bother you maybe consider RUclips premium. I use it for the same reason.

[@Zhddwd60]

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