Digital Multimeter for Resistance/Capacitance/Inductance

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Buy the best multimeter for inductance/resistance/capacitance measurement. It comes with a manual range mode, 1999 max display, triode testing, data hold, low battery indication, overload protection and other functions. 200 ohm digital multimeter is widely used in electronics, electrical engineering, and electrical repair, etc.

SKU: ATO-MLT-6243

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The provided smart multimeter can be used for measuring inductance/resistance/capacitance. It is a digital multimeter with a 1999 max display, manual range mode, triode testing, high accuracy, portable design, easy operation, widely used in electronics, electrical engineering, and electrical repair, among other fields.

Specifications

Model	ATO-MLT-UA6243L
Maximum Display Value	1999
Operation Mode	Manual Range
Battery Type	6F22 9V Battery (Not Included)
Weight	About 300g
Resistance	20Ω/200Ω/2kΩ/20kΩ/200kΩ/20MΩ/200MΩ/2000MΩ
Capacitance	2000pF/20nF/200nF/2μF/20μF/200μF
Inductance	20mH/200mH/2H/20H
Input Impedance	10MΩ
Triode Testing	√
Data Hold	√
Low Battery Display	√
Back Light	√
Function Protection	√

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Applications

Tips: How to use a multimeter?

To use a multimeter, follow these general steps:

Set the dial to the appropriate function and range for the measurement you want to take.
Connect the probes to the multimeter by plugging them into the appropriate jacks.
Connect the probes to the circuit or component being measured.
Read the measurement value on the multimeter display.
Turn off the multimeter and disconnect the probes from the circuit.

For specific instructions, consult the manual that came with your multimeter or search online for tutorials and videos on using a multimeter. Additionally, it's important to always observe safety precautions when working with electricity, such as wearing appropriate protective gear and ensuring the circuit or component is turned off before taking measurements.