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117 - Electrician's Multimeter with Non-Contact Voltage | Fluke

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600 V maximum Vdss 10 A maximum (fused) Id Up to 50 kHz Speed
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117 Visão geral

The Fluke 117 is a compact True-RMS digital multimeter engineered for commercial electricians working in low-light, high-interference environments such as hospitals, schools, and commercial buildings. It integrates non-contact voltage (VoltAlert) detection to identify live conductors without probe contact, a backlit LED display for dim panels, and a low-impedance (LoZ) mode that suppresses ghost voltages from capacitive coupling on long cable runs. The 117 is part of Fluke's 11x series of compact handheld DMMs and is rated for 600 V CAT III / 600 V CAT IV installation categories, allowing direct measurement at distribution panels and service entrances.

A digital multimeter (DMM) is a portable electronic test instrument that combines several measurement functions—DC voltage, AC voltage, current, resistance, capacitance, frequency, continuity, and diode test—in a single battery-powered unit. Modern handheld DMMs such as the Fluke 117 are positioned in the broader test and measurement hierarchy: DMM -> portable test instrument -> electrical tester -> general-purpose test equipment. The category traces its roots to analog moving-coil meters and has evolved through successive generations of True-RMS converters, autoranging firmware, and ruggedized enclosures to become the universal diagnostic tool for electricians, HVAC technicians, and field-service engineers.

The 117 measures up to 600 V AC/DC, 10 A AC/DC current via the 10 A fused input, capacitance to 1000 microfarads, frequency to 50 kHz, and resistance to 40 megohms. True-RMS acquisition provides accurate readings on non-linear loads such as variable-frequency drives, switching power supplies, and LED lighting. Auto and manual ranging, min/max/average recording, and a Hold function support trend capture during transient events. The 6000-count display gives 0.09% basic DC accuracy, sufficient for verifying control voltages and appliance calibration.

Integration of VoltAlert non-contact detection eliminates a separate voltage tester; the LED at the meter tip glows red when an AC field is sensed, allowing one-hand checking of de-energized circuits. LoZ mode places a low-impedance load across the test points to drain ghost voltages that can false-trigger standard high-impedance meters on long runs—critical for HVAC and building-automation diagnostics. The combination of CAT III 600 V rating and TL175 silicone-insulated test leads permits direct measurement at building distribution panels in compliance with IEC 61010-1 and NFPA 70E standards.

Typical applications include commercial building electrical troubleshooting, HVAC service diagnostics, lighting-retrofit verification, and residential service-panel testing. The 117 excels where ghost-voltage rejection and quick live-conductor detection reduce diagnostic time on commercial sites with mixed old/new wiring topologies. Field engineers pairing it with the Fluke 323 clamp meter can form the Fluke 117/323 electrician's combo kit, providing both contact and non-contact current measurement without a second tool purchase.

When selecting measurement tooling, confirm installed-environment category rating (CAT III/CAT IV) matches the upstream fault current available. Always use fused test leads and inspect the meter housing for cracks before energizing; a damaged CAT III-rated meter loses its overvoltage rating and should be removed from service. Battery replacement uses a 9 V alkaline cell accessible via the rear battery door.

This page consolidates distributor pricing, accessory compatibility, and field-application notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet alone.

Alternativas drop-in para 117 — mesmo encapsulamento, compatível pino a pino. Peças de encapsulamento diferente que exigem retrabalho na PCB são excluídas.

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FLUKE-115

✅ Drop-In
Fluke
📦 Handheld DMM (same 11x series enclosure)
Handheld True-RMS Digital Multimeter (DMM) · 6000 count, 3.75 digit LCD with bar graph · Auto True RMS · 0.1% · 600 mV to 600 V · 0.1 Ohm to 40 MOhm

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FLUKE-116

✅ Drop-In
📦 Handheld DMM (same 11x series enclosure)
same 11x-series enclosure and CAT III 600V rating; adds temperature and microamp for HVAC, drops VoltAlert

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FLUKE-117/323 KIT

✅ Drop-In
📦 Handheld DMM + clamp meter combo kit (same 117 DMM included)
same 117 DMM bundled with Fluke 323 clamp meter; identical DMM specifications

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FLUKE-114

✅ Drop-In
📦 Handheld DMM (same 11x series enclosure)
same enclosure, lower safety rating CAT III 600V, no True-RMS, no current measurement

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117 Especificações

Manufacturer Fluke Corporation
Series Fluke 11x Compact DMM
Model Number 117 / FLUKE-117
Measurement Type True-RMS Digital Multimeter
Display Count 6000 counts
Display Type Backlit LED bar graph + numeric
DC Voltage Range 600 V maximum
AC Voltage Range 600 V True-RMS
DC Current Range 10 A maximum (fused)
AC Current Range 10 A True-RMS
Capacitance Range Up to 1000 microfarads
Frequency Range Up to 50 kHz
Safety Rating CAT III 600 V / CAT IV 600 V per IEC 61010-1
Non-Contact Voltage Detection Yes (VoltAlert integrated)
LoZ Low-Impedance Mode Yes (ghost-voltage suppression)
Power Source 9 V alkaline battery (NEDA 1604 / IEC 6F22)
Test Leads Included TL175 silicone-insulated leads

Guia de Configuração de Pinos do 117 standard

Configuração de pinos para 117 (pacote standard). A numeração dos pinos, funções e diagramas de conexão estão definidos no datasheet do fabricante. Consulte-o para o footprint exato e diretrizes de soldagem.

Diagrama de pinagem do pacote standard para 117

Nenhum dado detalhado de pinagem disponível para 117.

Consulte a ficha técnica para a configuração completa dos pinos.

Aplicações típicas

117 é adequado para 7 aplicaçãos: Commercial Building Electrical Troubleshooting, HVAC Service and Diagnostics, Lighting Retrofit and LED Verification, Residential Service Panel Testing, Industrial Control Panel Verification, Field Service and Repair Work, Battery and DC System Diagnostics.

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Commercial Building Electrical Troubleshooting

The Fluke 117 is the canonical electrician's meter for diagnosing branch-circuit faults, lighting-retrofit verification, and panel diagnostics in commercial buildings. Its 600 V CAT III / 600 V CAT IV rating per IEC 61010-1 permits direct measurement at distribution panels and service entrances with adequate arc-flash margin. VoltAlert non-contact detection lets a technician confirm de-energization before opening enclosures, while LoZ mode suppresses ghost voltages that false-trigger ordinary high-impedance meters on long conduit runs. The 6000-count display and True-RMS acquisition deliver ±0.09% basic DC accuracy sufficient for verifying control voltages and reference signals. Compared to clamp-only meters, the 117's combination of contact voltage, resistance, capacitance, and frequency diagnostics makes it the single meter an electrician carries daily.

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HVAC Service and Diagnostics

The Fluke 117 supports HVAC service work where voltage verification, temperature rise checks, and capacitor health testing dominate the workflow. While the 116 is more HVAC-focused with dedicated microamp inputs for flame-sensor current, the 117 covers the universal subset: 600 V True-RMS voltage for control-transformer secondary, 10 A current for compressor inrush verification, capacitance to 1000 µF for motor-run capacitor ESR check, and frequency to 50 kHz for VFD output verification. VoltAlert speeds live-line checks on rooftop unit whip conductors, and LoZ prevents ghost-voltage misdiagnosis on long thermostat runs. The rugged Yellow-rubber holster survives rooftop drop impacts, and the 9 V battery is field-replaceable without breaking the calibration seal.

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Lighting Retrofit and LED Verification

LED and HID lighting retrofits introduce non-linear loads with high switching frequency content that average-responding meters cannot measure accurately. The Fluke 117's True-RMS converter and 0.09% basic DC accuracy provide trustworthy voltage and current readings on 0-10 V dimming circuits, DALI control pairs, and switch-mode LED drivers. Backlit display and built-in flashlight enable work in dark ceiling cavities where luminaires are being replaced. LoZ mode is particularly valuable when verifying whether phantom voltage on disconnected switch legs originates from capacitive coupling through long wire runs—common in retrofit scenarios where new LED drivers inject high-impedance sensing currents through existing conductors.

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Residential Service Panel Testing

Electricians performing service-panel inspections and load audits use the Fluke 117 to measure bus voltage under load, branch-circuit current up to 10 A, and ground-fault leakage current via the LoZ mode. The CAT IV 600 V rating is essential at the service entrance where available fault current is highest. Min/Max/Average recording captures momentary sags and surges from intermittent loads such as microwaves and HVAC compressors—data invisible on a single handheld reading. The Hold function freezes a stable reading while the probe is repositioned, reducing the risk of dropping a probe across two phases during panel inspection.

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Industrial Control Panel Verification

Control-panel commissioning requires verifying 24 VDC control signals, 120/230 VAC relay-coil voltages, and 4-20 mA analog loops. The Fluke 117 covers 0-600 VDC and 0-600 VAC ranges with 0.09% basic accuracy, plus millivolt DC for thermocouple and strain-gauge signal tracing without external shunts. True-RMS ensures accurate readings on SCR-controlled heater outputs and variable-frequency drives. The rugged housing survives panel-shop handling and the 600 V CAT III rating permits direct measurement on 480 V motor-control centers through properly rated fused leads. LoZ mode drains ghost voltages from long parallel sensor cables that can confuse PLC analog inputs.

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Field Service and Repair Work

Independent field-service technicians carrying a single diagnostic tool appreciate the Fluke 117's combination of measurement breadth and ruggedness. The Yellow holster and 1-meter drop rating per IEC 61010-1 tolerate truck-bed handling and ladder work. VoltAlert speeds preliminary live-line verification before each measurement, and LoZ mode prevents false ghost-voltage readings that waste technician time chasing nonexistent faults. The 117's self-contained 9 V alkaline battery eliminates the need for a charger between calls, and the user-replaceable fuse minimizes downtime when a measurement mistake blows the 10 A input fuse. The 3-year manufacturer warranty and global Fluke service network support traveling technicians who need warranty work honored regionally.

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Battery and DC System Diagnostics

The Fluke 117 measures DC voltage to 600 V for diagnosing 12/24/48 V battery banks, solar PV combiner boxes, and telecom DC plant outputs. With ±0.09% basic DC accuracy, the 117 verifies float-charge voltages within the ±1% tolerance required by VRLA battery manufacturers. The 117 can also measure DC current up to 10 A via the fused input, useful for verifying charge-controller output and load current on small PV systems. True-RMS is not required for pure DC measurements, but the True-RMS converter does not degrade DC accuracy. Note that for high-current battery testing above 10 A, a dedicated DC clamp such as the Fluke 365 is preferable; the 117's 10 A fuse would otherwise interrupt measurement.

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What is the Fluke 117 digital multimeter used for?
The Fluke 117 is a True-RMS digital multimeter designed for commercial electricians working in hospitals, schools, and other commercial buildings. According to the Fluke datasheet, it integrates non-contact voltage detection (VoltAlert) and a low-impedance (LoZ) mode to suppress ghost voltages caused by capacitive coupling on long cable runs, making it ideal for field troubleshooting of branch circuits and control panels.
Does the Fluke 117 measure True-RMS?
Yes, the Fluke 117 uses True-RMS acquisition for AC voltage and current measurements. Per Fluke's published specifications, True-RMS provides accurate readings on non-linear loads such as variable-frequency drives, switching power supplies, and modern LED lighting—loads where average-responding meters can read 5-15% low. This makes the 117 suitable for verifying HVAC and lighting-retrofit installations.
What is the CAT safety rating of the Fluke 117?
The Fluke 117 is rated for CAT III 600 V and CAT IV 600 V environments per IEC 61010-1. CAT III covers distribution panels, busbars, and permanently installed motors, while CAT IV covers service entrances and outdoor conductors. Using a meter rated below the available fault-current category can result in arc-flash hazard during a fault; always verify the rating matches the upstream installation.
How does VoltAlert non-contact voltage detection work on the Fluke 117?
VoltAlert senses the 50/60 Hz electric field surrounding an energized AC conductor without metallic contact. When the meter tip LED senses an AC field above the detection threshold, it glows red and the beeper sounds. Per Fluke documentation, VoltAlert is intended as a first-pass check; confirm absence of voltage with direct contact measurement before touching conductors.
What is the difference between the Fluke 117 and the Fluke 116?
The Fluke 117 and Fluke 116 share the same 6000-count display, True-RMS converter, and CAT III 600 V safety rating. The 117 adds non-contact VoltAlert voltage detection and a low-impedance (LoZ) mode for ghost-voltage suppression, whereas the 116 includes temperature and microamps measurement for HVAC technicians. Choose the 117 for general commercial electrical work and the 116 for HVAC-specific diagnostics.
What is the difference between the Fluke 117 and the Fluke 115?
The Fluke 117 adds non-contact voltage (VoltAlert) detection and LoZ mode to the 115's feature set. The Fluke 115 is the baseline compact True-RMS DMM targeted at electronics and field-service technicians; the 117 layers commercial-electrician features on the same basic measurement engine. Both share the same 600 V CAT III rating and 6000-count display per Fluke product family documentation.
Can the Fluke 117 measure current up to 10 A?
Yes, the Fluke 117 measures up to 10 A AC and DC via a dedicated 10 A fused input. The 10 A input is protected by an internal high-breaking-capacity fuse; replacement must use the specified Fluke fuse rating to maintain CAT III arc-flash protection. Continuous measurement above 10 A will blow the fuse and may damage the input jack.
Where can I buy the Fluke 117 at distributor pricing?
The Fluke 117 is available from authorized Fluke distributors including DigiKey, Mouser, and Newark, plus Fluke's direct sales channel. As of 2026-10-15, single-unit street pricing from authorized distributors is approximately $269.99 USD; volume pricing typically starts at the 5-piece break. Verify seller authorization to ensure the 3-year manufacturer warranty remains valid.
What is the price of the Fluke 117?
The Fluke 117 list price is approximately $269.99 USD as of 2026-10-15 from authorized distributors, with volume discounts available at quantity breaks of 5, 10, 25, and 50 units. The Fluke 117/323 electrician's combo kit—pairing the 117 with the Fluke 323 clamp meter—typically lists for approximately $379.99 USD. Prices vary by region and reseller authorization; always confirm current pricing on the day of order.
What is the lead time for the Fluke 117?
Authorized distributors including DigiKey and Mouser typically stock the Fluke 117 for same-day shipment within North America. As of 2026-10-15, in-stock inventory at major distributors shows immediate availability; lead time extends 4-6 weeks for backorders during seasonal demand spikes (spring/summer HVAC season). Industrial buyers should confirm vendor-managed inventory agreements for guaranteed supply.
Is the Fluke 117 in stock at DigiKey?
The Fluke 117 (DigiKey part number 614-117-ND) is typically maintained in stock at DigiKey with immediate shipping on orders placed before 5 PM Central. As of 2026-10-15, both the standalone 117 and the 117/323 combo kit are listed with active stock levels on DigiKey's product page. Quoted pricing on the distributor page reflects current-day authorized resale pricing.
Where to download the Fluke 117 datasheet PDF?
The Fluke 117 datasheet is available as a free PDF download from Fluke's official media server. The direct PDF URL is hosted at media.fluke.com under the original file path printed on the spec sheet. Fluke's product page at fluke.com also provides additional spec documents, dimensional drawings, and safety-rating certificates as separate downloads.
Where to find the Fluke 117 pinout or input-jack diagram?
Unlike semiconductor components, the Fluke 117 is a complete test instrument with no pinout in the conventional IC sense. The input jack layout (COM, A, mA-microA, 10 A, and the dedicated temperature/VoltAlert sensor) is printed on the meter face and detailed in the datasheet. Refer to the user manual's 'Input Terminals' diagram for the exact jack map and category-rating labeling per IEC 61010-1.
Fluke 117 vs 116 vs 115 - which is better for an electrician?
For commercial electricians, the Fluke 117 is the strongest choice because it adds VoltAlert non-contact voltage detection and LoZ ghost-voltage suppression to the base 115 platform. The Fluke 116 targets HVAC technicians with temperature and microamp inputs rather than VoltAlert. Choose the 117 if your daily work involves live-circuit verification and commercial-panel diagnostics; choose the 116 if HVAC controls and flame-sensor microamp measurement dominate your workload.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the Fluke 117?
There is no direct drop-in replacement for the Fluke 117 because it is a complete calibrated test instrument rather than a pin-compatible electronic component. For equivalent commercial-electrician functionality in the same handheld form factor, consider the Fluke 117 itself (preferred for service continuity), the Fluke 116 (if HVAC temperature inputs are not required), or the Fluke 115 (entry-level True-RMS without VoltAlert). All three share the same 600 V CAT III / 600 V CAT IV safety rating.

Dados de referência de engenharia para 117 — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose the Fluke 117 if your daily work involves commercial electrical troubleshooting, branch-circuit diagnostics, or service-panel inspection where you need both contact voltage verification and the safety margin of CAT IV 600 V. The integrated VoltAlert non-contact detector alone saves several seconds per live-circuit check, paying back its $70 price premium over the Fluke 115 within months of full-time fieldwork. Choose the Fluke 116 instead if HVAC and refrigeration work dominate your workflow—the 116 adds temperature and microamp inputs that the 117 lacks. Choose the Fluke 115 if budget is the primary constraint and ghost-voltage suppression is not needed. Choose the Fluke 114 only for entry-level residential use where current measurement and True-RMS are unnecessary. The 117/323 combo kit adds a 400 A AC clamp meter at a discount versus separate purchase; choose that bundle if you also need non-contact current measurement for branch-circuit load audits.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto FLUKE-115 FLUKE-116 FLUKE-114 FLUKE-117/323 KIT
Brand Fluke Fluke Fluke Fluke Fluke
Package Handheld DMM (11x series enclosure) Handheld DMM (same 11x series enclosure) Handheld DMM (same 11x series enclosure) Handheld DMM (same 11x series enclosure) Handheld DMM + clamp meter combo kit
True-RMS Yes Yes Yes No (average-responding) Yes (117 DMM)
Safety Rating CAT III 600 V / CAT IV 600 V CAT III 600 V / CAT IV 600 V CAT III 600 V / CAT IV 600 V CAT III 600 V CAT III 600 V / CAT IV 600 V (117 DMM)
Non-Contact Voltage Detection (VoltAlert) Yes No No No Yes (in 117 DMM)
LoZ Low-Impedance Mode Yes No No No Yes (in 117 DMM)
Temperature Input No No Yes (Type-K thermocouple) No No (in 117 DMM)
Microamp Current Measurement No No Yes (for flame-sensor diagnostics) No No (in 117 DMM)
Maximum Current 10 A AC/DC 10 A AC/DC 10 A AC/DC No current measurement 10 A (117 DMM) + 400 A via 323 clamp
Approximate Single-Unit List Price (USD) $269.99 ~$199.99 ~$249.99 ~$169.99 ~$379.99

Principais diferenciais

  • Integrated VoltAlert non-contact voltage detection (vs FLUKE-115)
  • Low-impedance (LoZ) mode for ghost-voltage suppression (vs FLUKE-116)
  • CAT IV 600 V service-entrance rating vs CAT III only (vs FLUKE-114)

Notas de projeto

Before any panel work, visually verify the meter's CAT rating matches the upstream fault-current category. A meter rated CAT II cannot be safely used on a CAT III distribution panel even though the voltage range may be identical—arc-flash energy during a fault will exceed the meter rating. The Fluke 117 carries CAT III 600 V and CAT IV 600 V per IEC 61010-1, but only when used with the supplied TL175 silicone-insulated leads. Substituting generic leads voids the overvoltage rating.

LoZ mode is the correct choice when measurements show phantom or 'ghost' voltages on disconnected conductors—typically 30-110 V induced by capacitive coupling through long parallel runs. Fluke recommends pressing the LoZ button before touching the probe to the conductor; the meter draws ~2.4 kohm across the test points to drain the capacitive charge and reveal the true de-energized state. Standard high-impedance meters (10 Mohm) hold the charge and read the ghost voltage indefinitely, leading to false-positive verification of live circuits.

Replacing the 10 A input fuse with anything other than the specified Fluke fuse rating (typically a 11 A, 1000 V high-breaking-capacity fuse) destroys the meter's CAT III arc-flash protection. The OEM fuse is rated to interrupt the full 20 kA fault current available at a 480 V motor-control center; a generic fuse will rupture violently during a fault and bypass protection. Always carry one spare OEM-rated fuse and a 0.4 A mA-input fuse to minimize field downtime.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sem chumbo
Unknown
Sem halogênios
Unknown
Minerais de conflito
Unknown

RoHS/REACH compliance status for the Fluke 117 as a finished test instrument was not present in the provided verified data; Fluke publishes compliance certificates per part number on its corporate compliance portal. AEC-Q100 is not applicable since this is a finished test instrument, not a semiconductor. The Fluke 117 carries the IEC 61010-1 third-edition safety certification as a measurement instrument; this is a measurement-category rating, not an environmental compliance.

Dados verificados em: 2026-10-15 — dados verificados e curados pela equipe de engenharia de componentes da XAIPART

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