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Can you guys recommend me a decent multi meter for fault finding on boilers etc.
 
flukes are very exspensive good kit but possibly a bit to good for what most of us need the draper autoranging one is good sells for about 50 quid on ebay dont buy one from maplins im on the third one as first two went dodgy in no time
 
fluke,its like anton for fga,s or hilmor for benders,if you can afford it buy the best
 
As above. Fluke for quality, reliability and ease of use. They set the standard. I use the 116.
 
just got the fluke 116, can anybody point me to a temp probe for it which is suitable for water immersion?
 
As all the boys have said Fluke multimeters. Top notch bit of kit, I've got two. If you have the money to buy the best then buy it. You get what you pay for.
 
Hmm!

Yes the problem with Fluke is cost. Kane do one that BG use a lot cheaper than the Fluke 116. But if you can afford it get the Fluke.

The high cost is probably for its sensitivity and its ability to read micro amps less than .001 for testing flame failure devices.
 
Get on flebay
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Erm just lulled me into a 2011 thread, On my head stone it will read " easily influenced"...
 
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