Fluke 789 ProcessMeter, Includes Standard DMM Capabilities, Measure, Source, Simulate 4-20 mA signals, and Built-In 24 V Loop Supply

Short of a logging HART calibration meter, you won't need any other meter to do your job if you are the automation and controls field. This meter does it all. Arrived quickly from the supplier and works perfectly. I like that the fuses are easily accessible now instead of having to tear the meter apart to get to them. I haven't had to do it yet thankfully but I wanted to prepare myself for that possibility should it happen.

Its a Fluke. While a tad pricey, it does multiple jobs that before, required separate devices. Namely 4-20mA loop simulation. Makes it very easy to diagnose a loop system.

What I like.... Its a Fluke, and I know I can trust it.What I dislike... The selector switch is not crisp and feels squishy (my old 87V is crisp), To access the battery, you will need a Torx driver (not sure why it does not have standard Phillips screws), and it takes AA batteries (Came with 3 Duracell, I changed them to Energizer Lithium, as Energizer claims their Lithium's will not leak, and if they do, they will repair or replace the product) .Would I purchase it again? Yes. The original Fluke 87V will most likely be my daily driver, (this one is a little bulkier), but when working outside near water and liquids, I will probably reach for this on with its water rating.

Perfect fit for field checkout and commissioning.

Very nice and works great. Purchased from Test equipment depot. Price was great. Would recommend to any one who needs to test instruments.

A very useful meter for process control. I can carry only one meter and do both 4-20 miliamps (measure, source and sink) and electrical testing. It is durable and rugged. Easy to see display. It can also do remote testing so I don't have to do arc flash protocol. My favorite meter.

For advanced instrumentation troubleshooting this is the ultimate Multi-Meter!!! There are also several great accessories available including a case and a hanging magnet!

Spend the money on a Fluke and never look back