Digital Multimeter for AC/DC Voltage, Battery, Resistance, Diode, and NCV Testing with Backlit LCD Display

This portable digital multimeter boasts a stable performance, high accuracy, low power consumption, and a novel structure, making it a safe and reliable measuring instrument ideal for most users. Featuring material made of ABS, the multimeter offers measurements of DC Voltage (200mV/2V/20V/200V/600V), AC Voltage (2V/20V/200V/600V), Battery Test (1.5V/9V/12V), and Resistance (200Ω/2kΩ/20kΩ/200kΩ/2MΩ/20MΩ). It also includes Diode (2V) and Continuity test capabilities, with the buzzer sounding when the measured resistance value is less than 35Ω.

Designed to operate in an environment adhering to IEC/EN 61010-1 600V CAT III and Pollution Degree II standards, the multimeter has a maximum allowable voltage of 600V DC or AC RMS between the measurement terminal and ground. It features a sampling rate of approximately 3 times per second and a 3 1/2 digits LCD display that indicates over-range with "OL" and automatically displays the "-" sign for polarity.

Powered by 2 * 1.5V AAA batteries, the compact and lightweight multimeter measures 130 * 60 * 25mm / 5.12 * 2.36 * 0.98in and weighs 151g / 5.33oz, with a package weight of 185g / 6.53oz and dimensions of 14 * 9 * 3.5cm / 5.51 * 3.54 * 1.37in.

The package includes 1 * Digital Multimeter, 2 * Test Leads, 2 * AAA Batteries, and 1 * User Manual (English), providing users with a complete solution for accurately measuring AC/DC voltage, resistance, continuity, and diodes, making it suitable for electrician tests, household use, automotive, and industrial electrical troubleshooting.

To test a battery, users should connect the red test lead to the positive terminal and the black test lead to the negative terminal. For non-contact voltage testing, the user should place the non-contact voltage induction zone of the meter close to the live wire of the AC voltage, causing the non-contact voltage induction indicator to light up and trigger a beep, indicating the presence of AC voltage.

To measure AC/DC voltage, users should connect the test probes to each end of the voltage to be measured and read the results from the display. When measuring DC voltage, the display will also show the polarity of the test point of the red test probe. For diode testing, users should connect the red test probe to the anode and the black test probe to the cathode, with the display showing an approximation of the forward voltage drop. Reverse connection will result in an "OL" display.

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