Fluke 803293 11 Amp 1000 Volt Fluke Digital Multimeter Replacement Fuse

Nothing negative to say. It's the right part, right price. I haven't blown a fuse yet, but wanted a backup. Local electronics store wanted 23$ for the same fuse (not radio shack). Feels like flat out robbery at that price. I have a Greenlee DM-65, and it uses the same fuse as many flukes, the 1000V, 11A, 20kA IR. From the product details, I wasn't clear on IR rating. Didn't seem to say. Although it may be overkill, I wanted to stay with manufacturer recommendations. Turns out this is in fact 20 kA IR as noted by another reviewer. When I bought - the seller was TTL components. Please see the pic I posted: http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo2VHW881BOLN0D/B000VREC5G/ref=cm_ciu_images_pl_link

Good fit and function

If you bought this fuse, you were probably an idiot like me. Congratulations on your (likely) award! (which is the blown fuse, actually). Yeah, if you forgot to switch the leads back to voltage when checking voltage and shorted something out while blowing the fuse in the process you'll need this in addition to a microfiber towel to clean the egg off your face. Never a fun moment when you realize what you've done. Glad the meters have these in them when checking a car battery or that would have been exciting!

Well, you never know if a fuse is doing its job properly unless you blow it and measure the parameters while doing so. Needless to say, nobody test fuses. So, unless I would like to apply a pulse generator to the input of my DMM, I'll just have to trust the manufacturer's data and Quality Assurance. Every so often, you will make a mistake, and when the fuse blows open, it's good to have a replacement fuse ready to get your DMM going again.

You shouldn't have to buy these but they are the only safety against frying your 500 dollar fluke. I did a really dumb thing and decided to check battery voltage while the leads were hooked up to the amperage ports... zap, poof, done. Well the original fuse did it's job and when I received these, they revived my Fluke into working order. Much cheaper than a tool truck or anywhere local.

I was needing a replacement fuse for a fluke 117 multimeter in a hurry as I use the multimeter almost every day. The fuses arrived fast and are exactly the type fluke calls for

tested fuse continuity, was good, installed quickly and tested the fust, shows within expected tolerance

I blew the fuse. Fluke 115. Exact replacement. The brand is different but it works. 11am. 1000v

Preso come ricambio per un multimetro Fluke, tutto ok.

works great in my fluke meter

Qualität ist gut!

It doesn't look the same as the picture, nor the same as the original fuse in my Fluke, but it's working alright. (I blew the original one - for the second time! - by turning the meter switch to Volts and applying it across a car battery, but having forgotten to move the lead from the 10A socket to the Volts one. I HOPE that I've learnt my lesson by now!) The trouble with these pattern parts is that you can't really test if it's providing the same protection - "working alright" doesn't really prove anything except continuity. However it looks reasonably "reassuring".

These days one must be thankful if you get original in this world of fakes. It’s expensive and delivery is slow but good original product. Good for Fluke 107 multimeter.