Hard Case Replacement for Fluke 117/115/116/114/113 Digital Multimeter by Aenllosi
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Yes, with the magnet strap attached, the case will fit the Fluke DMM. Fold it behind your back or in front of your face. That same setup does not bother me.
not sure. It does, however, fit my fluke 117. Fits the flukes 115 and 116 as well.
Typically, I use the model 117 case. A 179 will also work, but it will be a little tighter due to its wider width. A 73 is slightly longer than a 117, but it is narrower and slimmer, so it should fit fine.
To be sure, you'd have to go to the Fluke website. in comparison to the 110- plus the dimensions of the 115/116/117, and if they're the same, it'll fit. The cases appear to be identical in size based on visual comparison, but double-check the Fluke website literature PDFs to be sure.
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The meter is well-protected by the case. The test leads can be wrapped around your hand and stuffed in the stretchy mesh in the lid without disconnecting them, and the elastic strap that holds the meter is too wide (covers part of the display or buttons or both), but it can be folded in half and seems to stay that way just fine. In that top pocket, you should be able to fit a second set of leads or some small accessories. In addition, the twins The zipper is exceptionally smooth, and there is enough material around it to allow the case to lie flat when opened without putting strain on the zipper - Overall, it's a well-made product that should last a long time. a well-designed case at a reasonable price - They even used the Fluke colors in their design;.
The case is large enough to protect meters similar to the Fluke 115,116,117. The soft cases are my preference, but they are more expensive, so you must choose between cheap and deluxe. br>A couple of sets of leads will fit comfortably in the case. It does the job for me, and it appears to be durable enough to withstand heavy use. br>br>On the spur of the moment. br>I noticed that some reviewers complained that the case was too small. This is an aftermarket or third-party case, as some have dubbed it. br>Meters from different companies vary in size, particularly those that perform similar functions, as most people are aware. br>Not every meter will fit perfectly in this third-party case. I bought an Elenco CM1555 Digital Capacitance Meter. This meter fits snugly in this case, leaving plenty of room for two sets of leads. br>I have some Fluke meters that would fit snugly and still leave room for the included leads. br>You won't be able to find a case that is ideal for every meter ever made. If you have a lot of test leads, probes, thermometers, ground straps, capacitor discharge leads, and other accessories, you should get a small tool bag. br>This case isn't my favorite because it's a hard case, but it's big enough to hold the meter I put in it. br>In conclusion, save yourself a lot of time and money by going to a store and looking at some meter cases that will meet your needs, or at the very least getting the dimensions of the case you are interested in and comparing them to the size of your meter, and then shopping online for the best price.
The case itself is sturdy and appears to be standard fare for a fabric hardcase. br>The zipper and liner appear to be well-stitched, and the net is nice and stretchy, allowing you to use different types of leads for the Multimeter. The top of the case, which also serves as a storage area for multimeter leads, is also quite deep. br>br>First, the meter "fits," but it's extremely tight, and it expands the case, causing the zipper to misalign and tying it up a bit because the top section isn't stretched as much as the bottom. br>br>It isn't a YKK zipper. Minor quibble, but YKK is a high-quality zipper that, in my opinion, should be on everything with a zipper.
This is a meter that is well-made. I strongly suggest that the screen be improved because reading it at an angle from above or with the top of the meter meter leaning closer to the reader is impossible. Even with the light on, the screen remains blank at this angle.
This case was created specifically for the Fluke. That is all there is to it. You shouldn't plan on lugging around a bunch of cords and attachments. Simply put, there isn't enough space. A Fluke is purchased for its capabilities, but it won't be able to do much if you don't have all of the attachments with you. For me, it was a complete waste of money.
I took the elastic strap out of the case because it made it impossible to use the meter while it was in there. I really like this case now that I've made that adjustment. The meter remained in place, and the leads were kept in their compartment. The meter's strap simply prevented it from being used without first removing it. At a very reasonable price, this is an excellent product.
The Fluke fits snugly inside at its widest point, with no room for wiggle. However, there is no cushion. The meter has its own rubber covering, so it should be able to withstand almost any abuse I can dish out with the case.
I needed a protective case for a high-priced multimeter. This one gets the job done. semi- Hard case with just enough room for the meter to keep it from rattling around inside, as well as a web pouch for a few extras.
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