Fluke T6-1000 PRO Electrical Tester

Product is good but the box was broken items were falling out, but all the items were there

Great meter the field sense is not super accurate but still useful.. 10x better than my old Klein meter

All the standard functions of this tester work great. Same great Fluke performance, ruggedness and reliability.

As per specification.

The voltage measurement is useful and interesting; however it is auto ranging only and slow! I did not expect fast dynamic performance but it to slow to use a general meter for industrial controls. May be great for general electrical use but I can not really speak to that. Since the leads are attached it is very long and needs a really long case so you are not flexing the leads every time you put it away. As a current probe it picky as to the placement of the wire in the fork. No were near as good as the T5-1000

I really like this product, the field sense tech works great as long as you use a true ground reference. I’ve compared it to other meters, another Fluke and a Klein, and it reads true with the one probe on ground and the forks around the wire. Because everyone’s body creates a different amount of resistance, that feature is useful only as an induction tester. It will identify a wire with voltage, but will not give you a true reading.

This tester does 95% of what I need to do in the field. While I agree that the field sense voltage accuracy is not perfectly accurate, it allows me to quickly check for live voltage on wires in a cabinet without the use of a probe. If I need more accuracy, I can put the black probe on ground. The reason I give it four stars is the lack of accuracy and that the tester is pretty large. Hard to insert the horse shoe into a cabinet to get onto a single wire.

Great!

When I first use a fellow contractor’s T6-1000 I was very impressed… So I got my own T6-1000Pro. It fails to show the decimal point on the DC or AC “Auto Select” setting for the leads. It only measures whole numbers, and I need it to measure decimals. Very misleading about this, even in the Quick start guide in the picture I posted, I may return it because for work, I have to measure with millivolts on the work orders.

Fantastic multimeter, my only small criticism is that when measuring small resistance it won’t give me less than 1ohm accurately for some reason, perhaps it’s not designed for that type of measurements - aside from that it is an excellent peice of tech for a reasonable price.