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My fluke T140 past away this week and now looking for a new tester.I was very satisfied with the T140, very practical and fast.
My dealer have only the new T150 at 190euros.On ebay is aprox 160.
Before ordering a new one was thinking to ask here and see what you are using ? If there is any other model or brand which is fast and practical ? Or even cost less ?
 
I use a metrel one,there are 2 types one with led's and one with an lcd screen,the lcd comes in at around 30quid and the led a bit cheaper.
 
I use an entry level fluke T50 (now replaced by the T90) as I only use it for safe isolation and continuity. It depends what you use it for as to what features you need. As an all singing and dancing tester, the fluke T5-1000 seems popular among forum sparks.
If you are getting a T150, internet prices are about £90, so don't end up overpaying
 
I use an entry level fluke T50 (now replaced by the T90) as I only use it for safe isolation and continuity. It depends what you use it for as to what features you need. As an all singing and dancing tester, the fluke T5-1000 seems popular among forum sparks.
If you are getting a T150, internet prices are about £90, so don't end up overpaying
I had a t90, it broke. after an earful the wholesaler gave me another but I have now replaced it with a kewtech that is better
 
Kewtech kt200 is very good

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Thanks for the suggestions.
@Shaky
That is a clamp meter.I need something that does not need 3 hands,turning buttons and knobs etc.The main future to have is a display for the voltage measurement and a fast continuity beep.

Also metrel md150 and megger tpt 320/220 looks good.

T5 looks like a favorite to most here as have the current reading future and can be a 2 hand probe.
One question for T5 owners.If you forget the knob on ohm slot and choose to measure 230v/400v does the meter have any protection ?
 
Thanks for the suggestions.
@Shaky
That is a clamp meter.I need something that does not need 3 hands,turning buttons and knobs etc.The main future to have is a display for the voltage measurement and a fast continuity beep.

Also metrel md150 and megger tpt 320/220 looks good.

T5 looks like a favorite to most here as have the current reading future and can be a 2 hand probe.
One question for T5 owners.If you forget the knob on ohm slot and choose to measure 230v/400v does the meter have any protection ?

have a look here

http://www.itl.ie/uploads/5%20F%20Fluke%20T5-600%20Current%20Clampmeter%20Manual.pdf
 
Thanks for the suggestions.
@Shaky
That is a clamp meter.I need something that does not need 3 hands,turning buttons and knobs etc.The main future to have is a display for the voltage measurement and a fast continuity beep.

Also metrel md150 and megger tpt 320/220 looks good.

T5 looks like a favorite to most here as have the current reading future and can be a 2 hand probe.
One question for T5 owners.If you forget the knob on ohm slot and choose to measure 230v/400v does the meter have any protection ?
how is it a problem? I use the clamp to clip it onto things while taking a measurement etc.

its easy to hold tester and 1 probe in one hand?

if you are being fussy we shouldn't use these devices at all and should use a dedicated voltage indicator.
 
@Simon
Shipping to EU is expensive from this site
Fluke T150 Voltage/Continuity Tester 74.95 plus 30.19VAT plus 76 shipping cost Total: £181.14

My budget is 100-150 euros.I Am inclined to T150.I just need a good price now.
 

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