Digital Multimeter, Manual-Ranging, 600V
MM325
- Multimeter measures up to 600V AC/DC voltage, 10A DC current, 2 MOhms resistance, continuity, batteries, and diodes
- Lead Alert protection with LED's for test lead placement
- Easy-to-view backlit display for low light environments
- Low battery indicator and easily accessible battery and fuse compartment
- Durable meter built to withstand a 6.6-Foot (2 m) drop
- Includes test leads, batteries and user manual
- CAT III 600V safety rating
- For use in basic and controlled electromagnetic environments such as residential, business and light-industrial locations
ÌÒ×ÓÊÓƵ MM325 Multimeter is a manual-ranging multimeter that measures AC/DC voltage, DC current, and resistance. It can also test batteries, diodes, and continuity. ÌÒ×ÓÊÓƵ’ Test and Measurement product line was exclusively designed from the ground up by electricians for electricians. Years of field research, combined with extensive input from electricians across America, inspired the development of meters and electrical testers loaded with innovative, time-saving features.
Specifications
Type:
Digital Multimeter
Application:
Testing and Measuring Voltage
Special Features:
Lead Alert; Backlight; Auto Power-Off; Data Hold
Material:
ABS and Electrical Components
Batteries:
2 x AAA
Drop Protection:
6.6' (2 m)
Display:
2000 Count LCD
Color:
Orange/ Black
Functions:
Measures up to 600V AC/DC Voltage, 10A DC Current, 2²ÑΩ Resistance, Tests Batteries, Diodes, and Continuity
Voltage:
600V AC/DC
Current:
10A DC
Ohms (Resistance):
2²ÑΩ
Standard:
CAT III 600V; CE and UKCA Certified
Accuracy:
Voltage +/- 2%
Included:
Multimeter, Test Leads with CAT III/CAT IV Safety Caps, Instructions, 2 x AAA Batteries
Overall Length:
6.41'' (16.2 cm)
Overall Height:
1.83'' (4.6 cm)
Overall Width:
3.13'' (7.9 cm)
Weight:
8.8 oz (250 g)
UPC:
092644693731
Warnings
- Read, understand and follow all instructions, cautions and warnings attached to and /or packed with all test and measurement devices before each use.
- Do not use the meter during electrical storms or in wet weather, and do not use the meter or test leads if they appear to be damaged.
- Before each use verify meter operation by measuring a known voltage or current.
- Use personal protective equipment to prevent shock and arc blast injury where hazardous live conductors are exposed.
