I have the T5-1000 and it is my most used meter, I will get another if it breaks.

I got a great deal on the '1000' but all you will need is the '600' most likely. It's not very often you need to go past 600 V if you do you can break out a real meter.

The Fluke 87 is nice but many times it is also overkill, I like it for it's recording features especially when you get an amp clamp to connect to it.

I also have a Fluke 36 amp clamp and an old Simpson analog meter which you can't beat with a stick for it's classic 1960s look. [Linked Image]

Bob Badger
Construction & Maintenance Electrician
Massachusetts