RS PRO IDM98IV Handheld Digital Multimeter, True RMS, 10A ac Max, 10A dc Max, 1000V ac Max

CAT. IV 600 V / CAT. III 1000 V. . RS PRO IDM98IV Digital Multimeter. RS PRO IDM98IV Digital Multimeter is a handheld device which can measure capacitance, voltage, electrical current and resistance with diode and continuity check. This meter has an LCD display where the measurement readouts can be viewed with 6000 count digital display and 62 segment bar graph. The multimeter is also CAT IV rated for 600V and CAT III rated for 1000V. RS Pro has a range of digital multimeters which are great value for money and also high quality you can rely on. Features and Benefits:. Extra-large scale white backlit display True RMS 0.01% basic DCV accuracy Automatic AC-DC Voltage detects with low impedance (Auto-V LoZ) Smart Data Hold Min / Max function Frequency counter on AC mode Capacitance measurement Low battery indicator with segments Auto Power Off (20 min) CAT. IV 600 V / CAT. III 1000 V Safety standard 6000 Count digital display VoltSeek (non-contact voltage detected) Shock proof from a 4 m drop What does it measure? DC/AC Voltages AC/DC Current Resistance and continuity tester Diode - open circuit voltage. AV Function:. ACV and ACA specifications are AC coupled, true RMS. Crest factor up to 3.0 at 4000 counts. Accuracy:. ±(% reading plus number of digits) at 23°C ±5°C 80% RH. Impedance:. 10MΩ. Overload protection:. AC/DC 1000 V. What Is Included?. Battery is installed Test lead set Protective holster User manual. Typical Applications: A digital multimeter (DMM) is a handy test tool that measures electrical values such as voltage, current, and resistance. A DMM is used by technicians in the following areas: Electrical and electronic industries Safety guidelines When using any electrical test equipment it is advised that you refer to the user ‘s manual for proper working operating procedures and safety precautions in order to avoid potential safety hazards. What is the difference between an analogue and a digital multimeter? The main difference is the display. A digital multimeter will show the results as numbers on a screen (usually a LED or LCD screen) whereas the analogue version has a needle to show the value.