Automatic Touch Hold Mode, Bar Graph | Fluke 77, 75, 21, 23 specs

Automatic Touch Hold® Mode

WWarning

To avoid electric shock, do not use the Touch Hold® mode to determine if a circuit with high voltage is dead. The Touch Hold® mode will not capture unstable or noisy readings.

The Touch Hold® mode automatically captures and displays stable readings for all functions.

HOLD

AUTO HOLD	HOLD	HOLD
RANGE	RANGE	RANGE

Momentary

V		V		V
					CAT
					CAT
+	_	+	_	+	_
				Single Beep
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When the meter captures new input, it beeps and a new reading is displayed.

Note

Stray voltages can produce a new reading.

To exit the Touch Hold® mode, press momentarily or turn the rotary switch.

Bar Graph

The bar graph shows readings relative to the full scale value of the displayed measurement range and indicates polarity.

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77, 23, 21, 75 specifications

The Fluke 75, 21, 23, and 77 are a series of digital multimeters (DMMs) known for their reliability, precision, and ease of use in various measuring applications. These models cater to a wide range of users, from professional electricians to DIY enthusiasts.

The Fluke 75 stands out for its advanced features, including a large, easy-to-read display that provides clear numerical and graphical readings. It supports a wide voltage range and can measure AC and DC currents. Additionally, the Fluke 75 is equipped with a built-in data logging function, enabling users to store measurements for future analysis. Its compact size and durable design make it suitable for both field and lab environments.

The Fluke 21 model focuses on simplicity and functionality. Designed primarily for basic electrical troubleshooting, it provides accurate measurements of voltage, current, and resistance. The user-friendly interface ensures that even those with minimal technical knowledge can operate the device effectively. The Fluke 21 is also known for its rugged construction, maintaining its performance even in harsh working conditions.

Fluke 23 takes it up a notch, offering a broader set of measurement capabilities, including capacitance and temperature measurement. This model features a unique dial that enhances user experience by allowing quick and easy access to various functionalities. Furthermore, the Fluke 23 has improved accuracy levels compared to its predecessor, making it an excellent choice for professionals who require high-precision measurements.

The Fluke 77 is another versatile option in this series, offering advanced measurement functions tailored for more demanding applications. It provides true RMS measurement, which allows for accurate readings of non-linear signals commonly found in modern electronics. The Fluke 77’s integrated safety features, including a CAT III safety rating, ensure that users can work with confidence in high-voltage environments.

Each of these multimeters incorporates Fluke's renowned build quality and robustness, ensuring longevity and resistance to environmental stressors. With features such as automatic ranging, backlighting for low-light conditions, and easy-to-navigate menus, these models exemplify the company's commitment to user-friendly design and effective measurement solutions. Overall, the Fluke 75, 21, 23, and 77 are exceptional tools that cater to a diverse array of electrical measurement needs, making them reliable choices for professionals and hobbyists alike.