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Cranes "I repair overhead traveling electric cranes. There are many times when I am electrically troubleshooting the crane in tight and cramped situations. Many of the panels do not have any room inside to lay a large meter down, so you have to try and find somewhere outside the panel. However, there is often no spot outside for a large meter either. To be able to detach the display and set it in a small area would be awesome." F.P., Illinois "The Fluke 223 will allow our Maintenance Technicians to monitor overhead crane parameters while the crane operates without having to "ride the crane". This will enhance safety on our cranes with catwalks. We will now be able to monitor cranes without catwalks, which we previously couldn't monitor during operation." B.F., Nebraska 10

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“I repair overhead traveling electric cranes. There are many
times when I am electrically troubleshooting the crane in
tight and cramped situations. Many of the panels do not have
any room inside to lay a large meter down, so you have to
try and find somewhere outside the panel. However, there
is often no spot outside for a large meter either. To be able
to detach the display and set it in a small area would be
awesome.” F.P., Illinois
“The Fluke 223 will allow our Maintenance Technicians to
monitor overhead crane parameters while the crane operates
without having to “ride the crane”. This will enhance safety
on our cranes with catwalks. We will now be able to monitor
cranes without catwalks, which we previously couldn’t moni-
tor during operation.” B.F., Nebraska
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Cranes