The instrument right here runs through an annual cycle and under optimal conditions of 18℃ to 28℃, it requires recalibration. It’s got quite a tech-savvy side with automatic selection of measurement function and range, and, guess what? It offers overload protection throughout the said range.
Want to know the highest voltage it can take between its measurement terminal and the ground? A whole 600V DC or 600V AC. Oh, and it can function at a maximum height of 2000m above the ground. Impressive, isn’t it?
The LCD displays a maximum value of 6000 digits. And if you’re concerned about negative polarity, it has an auto-indication feature to show that with a “-” sign. In case you’re pushing the range limits, it’ll show up as “0L” or “-0L”.
It doesn’t keep you waiting either. The sampling time is about 3 times per second, with the bargraph updating 10 times in the same second. It also denotes the function and electricity quantity units for your easy understanding. Be careful not to leave it on for too long though; it powers down automatically after 15 minutes.
So where does it get its power from, you ask? It runs on two 1.5V AAA batteries (not included in the package). But it won’t leave you hanging; it’s prompt in indicating when the battery is running low with a lightning symbol on its LCD display.
This instrument is highly adaptable, with a temperature coefficient less than 0.1×accuracy/℃. It functions flawlessly in an operating temperature between 18℃ to 28℃. Don’t fret about leaving it in the cold or heat; it’s been tested to withstand a temperature range between -10℃ to 50℃ while stored.
Aesthetically, it’s available in no-hassle colors: Black and Red. It comes in a neatly-sized box of 220 x 86 x 46mm. With the carton packaging included, the product weighs around 260g.
Your package will include one clamp-on current multimeter, two test lines, one thermocouple, one user manual, and of course, the packing box.
Scroll through the detailed pictures below to catch a closer glimpse at what awaits for you:
