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Question: how many of fluke 1587 have in stock?
Document: We have had the Fluke 1587 for about one month. This new unit complements the Fluke 1520 we've had. The Fluke 1520 is now obsolete and is replaced by the 1587. The Fluke 1520 has given us years of service and is still going strong. Due to using the 1520 more and more each day prompted us to add the Fluke 1587. The extra features of the 1587 are great.
I had a electrical short with my 20KW Wind Turbine and needed to isolate where the short was occurring. I needed to conduct a High Potential test and I chose the Fluke 1587 to do the job. It performed flawlessly, and I found the Field Line that was shorting to ground. The other reason I selected the Fluke 1587 vice the 1507 was that it has other test capabilities vice only insulation testing. I did not want the Fluke 1507 to be sitting on the shelf until the next High Potential test was needed.
For best bang for the buck, my choice was the 1587.
It has everything you will ever needAdd Fluke (FLUI1010) AC / DC Inductive Current Clamp for Digital Multimetersand it's perfect.
Fluke products are known for quality and this product is no exception After a short learning curve watching some Video on You Tube helped
This tool is great for anyone doing general electrical repairs. The high voltage insulation test function is great to have built in a DMM. I would use this meter for everything if it was not so expensive to replace. The only thing disappointing about Fluke tools is the fact that most of their products are made outside of the USA now and they are priced as if they are made here. I may consider another brand for my next meter.
I love this tester! Haven't really had a chance to run any insulation tests as of yet... But have been playing around with it on a job. Currently demoing out old wiring and decided to test out the megger. So I tested a like that was looking find that was to be removed and found several locations that were staples too har when originally installed. The remaining features are exactly as I would expect from fluke.
Used on capacitors and a motor already and the test results were spot on.Very pleased with this meter. Expensive but you need good tools if your doing professional work and do not have time to mess around with unknown results with other methods.
Tool Topia saved me a bunch of money, shipped the product quickly and was exactly what I was looking for my shop. They also sent me the tracking number so I could see where it was every day. I highly recommend them!
Probably the best thing about this meter is the button located on the red lead that initiates the insulation tests. Without it, you would have to hold the test lead in one hand, and simultaneously hold the meter and press the button with the other hand.
Answer: yes