Digital Multimeter
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Description
Features
[Smart Digital Multimeter] Thanks to its Smart Auto Mode, our TM-510 4000 digital multimeter allows you to quickly switch between all measurement tasks, including AC/DC voltage, resistance, and continuity, without selecting a mode or range. It makes measuring work easy, fast, and accurate.
[Safety Guarantee] CAT II 600V, CE, and RoHS certified. Overload protection measures are built inside the instrument to improve the product's safety performance and maximize user safety. The outer silicone cover protects the multimeter from damage and potential electric shock.
[User Friendly] Supports Data Hold, Automatic Shutdown, Low Battery Indicator, Backlight Display, and Flashlight. All these convenience features make the instrument more than enough for daily use by amateurs, car owners, and homeowners. Easy to use, enjoy endless DIY fun!
[Worry-free After-sales] Package includes a digital multimeter, 2 test leads and a user manual.
Specifications:
- DC Vol e: 0.8-600V ( : 610V)
- AC Vol e: 0.8600V ( : 610V)
- Resistance: 600kΩ
- Counts: 2,000 counts
- NCV: Yes
- Display with Gear Display: Yes
- Data Hold: Yes
- Backlight: Yes light: Yes Low
- Indication: Yes Auto Power-off: Yes
- Material: ABS Power ply: 2 * 1.5V AAA (NOT included)
- Item Size: 122 * 61 * 29mm / 4.81 * 2.40 * 1.14in Item
- Package Size: 14.5 * 9.5 * 4.1cm / 5.71 * 3.74 * 1.61in
- Package List: 1 * Multimeter 1 * P of Test 1 * Manual (En sh)
How to Use
Step 1. Please remove the rubber sleeve behind the multimeter, open the battery back cover, and put 2 AAA batteries into the battery compartment according to their polarity marks. Place the battery cover back on.
Step 2. Turn on the multimeter, insert the test leads according to the prompts, and enter the test after the two ends of the test leads are in contact with each other for calibration.
Step 3. To measure AC/DC voltage, resistance, or continuity. Insert the test leads into the multimeter and connect them to both ends of the measured object. The multimeter measures automatically without user selection.
Note: No need to use test leads if you want to use the NCV function.
