Fluke 179/MAG2, Industrial Multimeter Kit

The Fluke 179/MAG2 kit bundles the widely used 179 True-RMS multimeter with a heavy-duty test lead set and accessories, delivering a ready-to-use instrument for electricians and maintenance teams handling industrial or commercial wiring, control panels, and electrical installations. Its rugged design and broad measurement capabilities make it a reliable tool to have for day-to-day diagnostics, troubleshooting, and verification under real-world working conditions.

Core Measurement Capabilities of the Fluke Industrial Multimeter Kit with TL75 Test Leads

• Measures resistance, continuity, capacitance, frequency, diode check, and temperature, offering a complete toolbox for electrical, electronic, and HVAC-related tasks.
• Large 6000-count digital display with backlight and analogue bar graph for easy reading even in dimly lit switch rooms.
• Built-in “Min/Max/Average” and data hold features, helpful when capturing fluctuating signals or checking loads over time.
• Supplied with silicone-insulated test leads (TL75/TL224 series), alligator clips, slim-reach probes, and a Type-K temperature probe, the kit is ready for a wide range of measurement tasks immediately.

Why this Kit Fits Industrial & Field Work?

Combining a trusted, rugged meter with a robust lead set and accessories, this kit reduces the need to source leads separately, saving time and ensuring safety compliance out of the box. True-RMS capability ensures accurate readings for non-linear loads commonly found in industrial environments, minimising misdiagnosis. The inclusion of temperature measurement, capacitance, resistance, and more makes it versatile enough to handle electrical, HVAC, mechanical control systems, or general building maintenance tasks. The durable build and lifetime multimeter warranty ensure long-term value for professionals who rely on consistent performance under demanding conditions.

Application Potential of the 179/MAG2 Multimeter Kit

• Maintenance and troubleshooting of commercial or industrial electrical panels, switchboards, and distribution circuits.
• HVAC system inspections and diagnostics, including verifying control circuits, heating elements, and thermostatic sensors.
• Installation checks and commissioning in building projects.
• Preventive maintenance routines that require regular monitoring of voltage, current, resistance, and temperature.
• Mixed-type tasks in facilities combining electronic equipment, automation panels, and legacy wiring, benefiting from a full-featured multimeter kit.

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