Fluke FLUKE-787B Digital Multimeter 1000 Vdc

Product Description

The FLUKE FLUKE-787B is a CAT III and CAT IV rated digital multimeter built for trade professionals who need accurate electrical measurements in demanding environments. It measures DC voltage up to 1000 volts, AC current up to 30 milliamps, and resistance up to 40 megohms. The meter also supports continuity testing, diode testing, and frequency measurement. Rated to the highest safety categories, it is suited for use on service entrance equipment, distribution panels, and industrial installations. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and instrumentation professionals will find it well matched to both commercial and industrial service work.

The FLUKE-787B is designed for field diagnostics and bench troubleshooting across a wide range of electrical and electronic systems. Its CAT III and CAT IV ratings make it appropriate for measurements at the service entrance level as well as on distribution panels, feeders, and fixed installation equipment. Technicians working on building automation, HVAC controls, variable frequency drives, and low-voltage instrumentation circuits will find the measurement range and safety rating appropriate for daily use on commercial and light industrial sites.

Key Features

• Measures DC voltage up to 1000 volts and AC current up to 30 milliamps
• Resistance range up to 40 megohms (40,000,000 ohms)
• Supports continuity, diode test, and frequency measurement modes
• CAT III and CAT IV safety ratings for use at service entrance and distribution levels
• Compact form factor at 8 inches length, 3.94 inches width, and 1.97 inches height
• Lightweight at 0.88 pounds for extended field carry

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose digital multimeter suitable for electrical, HVAC, and instrumentation service applications requiring CAT III and CAT IV measurement safety ratings.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of this meter should be performed by a qualified electrician or licensed technician familiar with applicable electrical codes including the NEC. Always de-energize circuits where possible and verify the meter leads and input jacks match the measurement category of the circuit before taking readings. Inspect test leads for damage before each use and do not exceed the rated input limits for voltage or current on any terminal.