161-1625 - RS PRO Handheld Digital Multimeter, 10A ac 600V ac 10A dc 600V dc
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161-1625 - RS PRO Handheld Digital Multimeter, 10A ac 600V ac 10A dc 600V dc
RS PRO Compact Digital Multimeter
This compact handheld digital multimeter from our own brand RS PRO features a variety of electronics measurement functions including AC Current, AC Voltage, Continuity, DC Current, DC Voltage, Diode, Resistance. The device features a user friendly interface with a clear and precise 2000 count LCD display screen, allowing you to view results with ease. The addition of a back light button ensures that the screen can be seen, even in poor lighting conditions. This handheld digital multimeter also features a data ''hold'' button, allowing you to freeze a measurement and refer back to it at a later stage. The device is housed in a double molded enclosure, offering excellent protection and durability.
Features and benefits
• User friendly interface
• Compact design makes this multimeter ideal for working on the go
• Clear and preice 2000 count LCD display screen
• Safety category CAT III, CAT IV, 600 V, 1000 V
• Ideal for measurement of AC Current, AC Voltage, Continuity, DC Current, DC Voltage, Diode, Resistance
• Test leads included
• Double molded enclosure offering excellent durability and protection
Applications
Digital Multimeters are a type of measurement device used to test and measure a range of electrical properties such as voltage (volts), current (amps) and resistance (ohms). Using a digital output readout, the digital multimeter is connected to a device and measures typically the voltage and any resistances, giving you an output you can measure. Digital multimeters offer a wide range of AC and DC measurement capabilities to suit a variety of applications. Multimeters are essential tester tools for carrying out electrical work from home renovations to large scale installations.
FAQs
Does this include a continuity check?
Yes, this device features a continuity check feature.
Does it feature an audible signal?
Yes, an audible signal will sound if the resistance is less than approximately 100Ω.
