Digital Multimeter, 600 V Max DC, 0.1 mV Max AC, Average, 4, 000 Instrument Counts, LCD MPN:2030
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Digital Multimeter, 600 V Max DC, 0.1 mV Max AC, Average, 4, 000 Instrument Counts, LCD
The Triplett Digital Multimeter is a versatile and accurate tool for a wide range of applications. Measure DC and AC voltage up to 600V, and DC current up to 400mA, with an impressive 4,000 instrument counts. The multimeter also features frequency and capacitance measurement, as well as diode and continuity tests. With a CAT II 600V safety rating, you can trust this instrument to provide reliable readings in various environments. Perfect for electricians, technicians, and hobbyists, this digital multimeter is ideal for use in the field or in a workshop, making it an essential tool for any professional or DIY enthusiast.
Top product features:
- Audible Continuity Test
- 37 Ranges Including AC/DC Voltage to 600V and AC/DC Current to 400mA
- Data Hold Function
Top product applications:
- Electrical troubleshooting and maintenance
- Industrial automation and control systems
- Hobby electronics and DIY projects
Digital Multimeter, Audible Continuity Yes, Basic AC Voltage Accuracy +/-0.8 Percent, Basic DC Voltage Accuracy +/-0.8 Percent, Data Hold Yes, Basic DC Current Accuracy +/-0.8 Percent, Instrument Safety Rating CAT II 600V, Maximum AC Voltage Measurement 600 V, Maximum DC Voltage Measurement 600 V, Instrument Counts 4,000, Special Features 37 Ranges Including AC/DC Voltage to 600V and AC/DC Current to 400mA, Frequency and Capacitance Measurement with Diode and Continuity Tests
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CN
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 10.70
- Package Width: 6.90
- Package Height: 1.20
- Package Weight: 0.50
Product info last updated on January 31, 2026 5:38am UTC
Category: Electrical Testing and Measuring