I was at Platt Electric supply looking at meters, and noticed the Milwaukee 2205-20 fork meter for $80.00, and the Fluke T-5 600 for $74.00. The Milwaukee has so much more features it seems like. But everyone on the job seems to have Fluke. Can anyone please help me with comparing the advantages & disadvantages of the two. Thank you very much for your help.
Comparing amp meters. The fluke T-5 600 and the Milwaukee 2205-20
- Thread starter zappy
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Either one sounds like a screaming deal. I have a T-5 and love it. Most days it has everything I need for testing.
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- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
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- Hospital Master Electrician
The Milwaukee meter is the bomb. Get it. The continuity range gives it a big advantage over the T-5. I have one and love it.
Great meter!
Great meter!
I got it, and your right, it's really nice! Plus if you buy one before sept 30 you get a radio free! What a deal! The ohms on it goes to 40.00M ohms. I hold one lead in one hand, and another lead in another hand and it says 1.45 M ohms. This meter is fun to use!
Great meter!
I got it, and your right, it's really nice! Plus if you buy one before sept 30 you get a radio free! What a deal! The ohms on it goes to 40.00M ohms. I hold one lead in one hand, and another lead in another hand and it says 1.45 M ohms. This meter is fun to use!
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