Overload Protection Self-Recovery Fuse 200mA / 250V Digital Multimeter

Measure current

1) Turn the rotary switch to the appropriate gear. Select AC or DC current function as needed.

2) Connect the black test lead to the COM input socket. If the measured current is less than 200mA, connect the red test pen to the mA input socket. If the measured current is between 200mA and 10A, connect the red test lead to the 10A input socket.

3) Disconnect the circuit to be tested. Connect the black test pen to one end of the disconnected circuit (the lower voltage) and connect the red test lead to the other end of the circuit that is broken (its voltage is high).

4) Connect the power to the circuit and read out the displayed readings. If the display only displays "OL", this means that the input exceeds the selected range and the rotary switch should be placed in a higher range.

Technical indicators

Ambient temperature: 23 ± 5 ℃ Relative humidity: <75%
3.2.1 True rms zero input
3.2.1.1 The measurement of sine wave signal, the use of true RMS measurement method than the traditional average response method error is small.
3.2.1.2 True RMS The instrument can accurately measure the sine wave signal, but if it is on the AC function, the instrument may display 1 to 50 if the measured signal is not input (shorted at the AC voltage range and the input terminal) Word between a reading. These deviations are normal. Within the specified measuring range, they do not affect the accuracy of the multimeter to measure alternating current.
3.2.1.3 True RMS requires that the input signal reach a certain level for measurement. Therefore, the AC voltage and current range is specified between 2% and 100% of full scale.



3.2.2 DC voltage

- Input impedance: 10MΩ
- Maximum input voltage: 600V DC or 600V AC (rms)
Note:
In the small voltage range, the pen is not connected to the circuit under test, the instrument may have beating the reading,
This is normal, this is because the instrument caused by high sensitivity, does not affect the actual measurement results.


3.2.3 AC voltage

- Input impedance: 10MΩ

- Maximum input voltage: 600V AC (RMS) or 600V DC

- Frequency range: 40 ~ 1000Hz True RMS

Note:
In the small voltage range, the pen is not connected to the circuit under test, the instrument may have beating the reading,
This is normal, this is because the instrument caused by high sensitivity, does not affect the actual measurement results.



3.2.4 Alternating current

- Overload protection: mA range fuse (self-recovery fuse 200mA / 250V)
10A range without insurance
- Maximum input current: mA: 600mA DC or AC rms;
10A: 10A DC or AC rms;
When the measured current is greater than 5A, the continuous measurement time is not longer than 15 seconds, after the measurement to stop the current measurement for more than 1 minute.
- Frequency response: 40Hz ~ 1000Hz True RMS.

3.2.5 DC

- Overload protection: mA range fuse (self-recovery fuse 200mA / 250V)
10A range without insurance
- Maximum input current: mA: 600mA DC or AC rms;
10A: 10A DC or AC rms;
When the measured current is greater than 5A, the continuous measurement time is not longer than 15 seconds, after the measurement to stop the current measurement for more than 1 minute.


3.2.6 Frequency

- Overload protection: 250V DC or AC (rms)
- Input voltage range: 600mV ~ 10V AC (with the measured frequency increases, the input voltage should also increase)


3.2.7 Duty cycle

- Frequency response: 10 ~ 10MHz

- Input voltage range: 600mV ~ 10VAC (with the measured frequency increases, the input voltage should also increase)

- Maximum input voltage: 250V AC (rms)

Resistance

- Open circuit voltage: approx. 1.0V
- Overload protection: 250V DC or AC (rms)

Transistor test

Capacitance

- Overload protection: 250V DC or AC (rms)

Temperature test

- Overload protection: 250V DC or AC (rms)