KCH19 Double Layered & Padded Carrying Zipper Case with Wrist Strap Use for Handheld Multimeter,Phase Indicator,Thermometer, Calibrator,Clamp Meter

This case is comparable to the cases made for Fluke but at a fraction of the price of the Fluke branded cases. I have my Fluke 177 multimeter in this case, and the 177 fits very well with room for the leads in the main compartment and for a second set of leads and accessories in the smaller compartment. The padding is adequate without being overly bulky. I also have a semi-hard case that fits the 177, but I generally prefer the soft case, so I’m using the semi-hard case for another multimeter, and it is a very nice case too, especially if added protection is needed. There is a single compartment version of this case, but this two compartment version is much more versatile, and I’m glad I heeded the advise of a reviewer of the single compartment version and bought this one instead.

Nice construction with room for both documentation and test unit. I used mine to hold notes in the front pocket, along with a data cord, and in the larger pocket, I keep a simple meter and a set of leads. Plenty of room for everything. The padding is nice and thick, so this should keep my meter from getting banged up in my tool kit. Carry handle is a nice touch as it allows me to secure the case to the inside of my tool kit with a snap ring so it does not fall out and get lost even if my tool kit should get turned over. It would also make it a bit more secure to someone walking by and simply nicking it, they will have to at lease stop long enough to un-clip it from my bag.

Large enough for most DMMs and probes. Meter is retained via a Velcro strap that has no elastic so you can't just slip it out any back in. Leaving the meter in is not going to work for most meters, and even if it does work with your meter, the case tends to close on it's own. All that is done for the probes is a separate pocket. No wire management is included. However is it inexpensive and tough, good enough for the price.

These are great and well made cases.They are conparable to the Fluke cases but are much cheaper alternatives.Be sure they correctly fit your products before purchase but otherwise an overall excellent product.

Product is exactly as described. One compartment holds my substantially-sized Mastech 8268, its test leads, and 5 replacement fuses. The other shorter depth compartment holds my AST silicone test lead kit with its test probes, large alligator clips, smaller alligator clips; my Klein NCVT-3; and the Mastech manual. The pouch overall dimensions are 8 x 5 x 3 with the one compartment for my multimeter is 1.75" deep, the other 1.25" deep. Now my multimeter, its accompanying test leads, and my test lead kit along with the non contact voltage tester and fuses are in one spot and all together. I'm glad that I got this size KCH19 versus the smaller ones. It's perfect!

This is an excellent case and a perfect fit for my Fluke 115. Plus the manual and extra probes. Nice sturdy zipper, lots of padding, and looks great on top of it all. I highly recommend!

my fluke meter doesn't fit very well in it. the item is plenty wide, just not deep enough, so the case is a bit rounded. being a bit rounded makes it so the meter falls off a shelf fairly easily.

Seems to be well built. Only time will tell. Top compartment holds leads or papwework with elastic hold down, while main compartment holds most digital meters with velcro tie down. 7 1/2 inches by 5. 'Bout 3 1/2 inches deep.