Which Multimeter for a heating engineer?

[armyash]

Need to get a multimeter for when I'm doing any wiring on heating systems. Who here does their own wiring and what multimeter do you use?

Looking for something that will do everything I need it to but that is simple to use.

Thanks

 

[dancinplumba]

fluke

 

[villa_tom]

Get a fluke mate. I've got one and its the business. You can get cheaper ones and they are ok, but I like the fluke ones.

Im cleaning out the garage the weekend, I'm sure I've got an old multi meter knocking around somewhere. It's not a fluke, but if I can find it and its in decent nick you can have it to play around on if you want.

 

[villa_tom]

fluke

You had to be first didnt you

 

[armyash]

Get a fluke mate. I've got one and its the business. You can get cheaper ones and they are ok, but I like the fluke ones.

Im cleaning out the garage the weekend, I'm sure I've got an old multi meter knocking around somewhere. It's not a fluke, but if I can find it and its in decent nick you can have it to play around on if you want.

Thanks!

I'll have a look at a fluke too.

 

[dancinplumba]

You had to be first didnt you

I refuse to bite my son

 

[12poi]

Sorry, but this has nothing to do with this thread/post. This is not a reply.

My question is: How do i post a new post? Where is the "button" to be found?

 

[dancinplumba]

Sorry, but this has nothing to do with this thread/post. This is not a reply.

My question is: How do i post a new post? Where is the "button" to be found?

hi think you mean a thread ? go to forum which you want to start thread and click on start new thread button

 

[villa_tom]

Thanks!

I'll have a look at a fluke too.

Sound. Ill have a look in the garage over the weekend. If I find it, it's yours.

 

[villa_tom]

I refuse to bite my son

You will, my friend, you will