Fluke 117/323 Kit Multimeter and Clamp Meter Combo Kit For Residential And Commercial Electricians, AC/DC Voltage, AC Current 400…
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Updated Jun 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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Across the reviewers we read, the Fluke 117/323 kit is repeatedly described in r/electricians as a near-ideal field pairing: a knockaround amp clamp for the majority of jobs alongside the well-regarded 117 multimeter with its backlit display. High-trust threads in r/electricians call it the answer for '90% of cases,' and verified-purchase reviewers at Home Depot praise the test-lead quality and overall build for a mid-tier kit. The honest disagreement is about which clamp you actually want.
What reviewers liked
- High-trust r/electricians threads call the combo a daily-driver that covers ~90% of field work
- Pairs the well-liked 117 meter with a fast general-purpose AC clamp; strong 4.8/2.4k rating
- Home Depot verified buyers praise test-lead and overall build quality
Where it falls short
- Community consensus often prefers the 325 clamp for DC amps and frequency (solar/battery work)
- Bundled 323 lacks low-impedance mode and magnetic-strap compatibility per r/electricians
- Kit price is a significant step up from a standalone meter
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Across the reviewers we read, the Fluke 117/323 kit is repeatedly described in r/electricians as a near-ideal field pairing: a knockaround amp clamp for the majority of jobs alongside the well-regarded 117 multimeter with its backlit display. High-trust threads in r/electricians call it the answer for '90% of cases,' and verified-purchase reviewers at Home Depot praise the test-lead quality and overall build for a mid-tier kit.
The honest disagreement is about which clamp you actually want. r/electricians and r/AusElectricians commenters repeatedly suggest the Fluke 325 over the bundled 323 because it adds DC amps and frequency, which matters for solar and battery work, and one note flags that the 323 lacks a low-impedance mode and isn't compatible with Fluke's magnetic strap. For electricians who mainly measure AC current and want one box with both tools, though, the reviewers we read see strong value here.
- The 117 multimeter measures AC and DC voltage as well as AC and DC amps. The 323 clamp meter measures AC and DC voltage as well as AC amps
- The 117 multimeter features true RMS for accurate measurements on non-linear loads
- The 117 multimeter features low input impedance which helps prevent false readings due to ghost voltage
- The 323 clamp meter provides a true RMS AC voltage and current for accurate measurements on non linear signals
- The 323 clamp meter measures 400 A AC current and 600 VAC and DC voltage
I'd go with the 323 over the 117. The amp clamp is useful to have. no low impedance mode not compatible with Fluke's super handy magnetic strap ...
117/323 combo kit a knockaround amp clamp multimeter for 90% of cases and a decent multimeter with a nice backlight when you need to get ...
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