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NCV

UT202A

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0

%+

5

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UT201

+

UT202

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4

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000V

40

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00V

400

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0V

600V

6

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000V

60

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00V

600

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0V

0

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001V

0

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01V

0

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1V

1V

±(

1

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0

%+

5

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±(

0

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8

%+

5

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600Vrms

UT202A

+

UT201

+

UT202

+

600Vrms

400

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0mV

4

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000V

40

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00V

400

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0V

600V

600

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0mV

6

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000V

60

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00V

600

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0V

0

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1mV

0

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001V

0

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01V

0

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1V

1V

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0

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7

%+

3

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±(

0

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5

%+

2

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±(

0

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7

%+

3

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10Hz

10MHz

0

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1

99

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9%

%

0

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01Hz

0

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01MHz

0

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1%

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0

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1

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4

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3

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0

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5

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%

600Vrms

UT202A

+

UT201

+

UT202

+

600Vrms

600Vrms

400.0Ω

4.000kΩ

40.00kΩ

400.0kΩ

4.000MΩ

40.00MΩ

600.0Ω

6.000kΩ

60.00kΩ

600.0kΩ

6.000 MΩ

60.00 MΩ

0.1Ω

0.001kΩ

0.01kΩ

0.1kΩ

0.001MΩ

0.01MΩ

±(

1.0%+2)

±(0.8%+2)

±(2.0%+5)

UT202A

+

UT201

+

UT202

+

400.0Ω

600.0Ω

0.1Ω

600Vrms

UT202

+

UT202A

+

-

40

℃~

40

40

℃~

500

500

℃~

1000

-

40

℉~

104

104

℉~

932

932

℉~

1832

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4

±(

1

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5

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5

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±(

2

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0

%+

5

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6

±(

2

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0

%+

6

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±(

2

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5

%+

4

)

1

1

600Vrms

10 NCV

.

NCV

4.000nF

40.00nF

400.0nF

4.000uF

40.00uF

400.0uF

4.000mF

6.000nF

60.00nF

600.0nF

6.000uF

60.00uF

600.0uF

6.000mF

60.00mF

0.001nF

0.01nF

0.1nF

0.001uF

0.01uF

0.1uF

0.001mF

0.01mF

±(

4

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0

%+

10

)

±(

4

.

0

%+

5

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±

10

%

0.01Hz~
0.01kHz

EFLo

EFHI

7.Temperature Measurement (UT202+ only, Picture 5)

1) Insert the positive pole of the temperature probe into the
     “                          ” jack and negative pole into the “

COM

” jack.

2) Turn the function switch to the “

°C/°F

” position and the LCD will 

    display room temperature. 
3) Fix the temperature probe on the object to be tested, and read the 
    temperature value of the tested object directly from the display 
    after a few seconds.
4) Press the SELECT button to switch between °C and °F. 

8. Non-contact AC Electric Field Sensing (NCV, Picture 6a )

The electric field sensing sensitivity is divided into two levels (“EFHI” 
and “EFLo”). The meter defaults to “EFHI”. Select different sensitivity 
levels for measurement according to the intensity of the measured 
electric field. When the electric field is around 220V (AC) 50Hz/60Hz, 
select "EFHI"; when the electric field is around 110V (AC) 50Hz/60Hz, 
select “EFLo”.
1) Turn the function switch to the NCV position.
2) Bring the NCV sensing end of the clamp jaws close to a charged 
    electric field (socket, insulated wire, etc.). The LCD will display the 
    segment "-", the buzzer will beep, and the red LED will flash. As 
    the intensity of the measured electric field increases, the more the 
    segments (----) are displayed, and the higher the frequency at which 
    the buzzer beeps and the red LED flashes.

Note:

• Use the NCV sensing end of the clamp jaws to approach the measured 
   electric field, otherwise the measurement sensitivity will be affected.
• When the measured electric field voltage is 

100V (AC), observe 

   whether the conductor of the measured electric field is insulated to 
   avoid personal injury.

9.Live/Neutral Wire Measurement ( only, Picture 6b)

1) Turn the function switch to the LIVE position.
2) Insert the red test lead into the “                           ” jack, make the 
    

suspended, and use the red test lead to touch the 

black test lead 

    

wire to distinguish the live or neutral wire.

socket  or bare 

3) When the neutral wire or uncharged object is detected, the "----" 
    state is displayed. 
4) When the AC "live wire" (>60 V) is detected, the LCD will display 
    "LIVE" accompanied by audio/visual indication.

Note:

• When using the LIVE function, in order to avoid the effect of the 
   interference electric field of the COM input on the accuracy of
   distinguishing the live/neutral wire, please move the black test lead 
   away from the COM input.
• When using the LIVE function, keep your hand away from the meter 
   casing.
• When the LIVE function is applied to the measurement of dense 
   high-voltage electric field, the accuracy of the meter to judge the 
   "live wire" may be unstable. In this case, it should be judged by the 
   LCD display and sound frequency together.

10. Others

1) Auto power off: During measurement, if there is no operation of the 
    function switch or any button for 15 minutes, the meter will automatically 
    shut down to save power. You can wake it up by pressing any button 
    or restart it after turning the function switch to the OFF position.
    To disable the auto power off function, press and hold the SELECT 
    button in the off state, and then turn on the meter . To resume the 
    auto power off function, restart the meter after shutdown.
2) Buzzer: When any button is pressed or the function switch is turned, 
    if it is valid, the buzzer will make one beep (about 0.25s). When 
    measuring voltage or current, the buzzer will beep intermittently to 
    indicate the over range. 
3) Low battery detection: The battery voltage will be automatically 
    detected as long as the meter is on. If it is lower than 2.5V, the LCD 
    will display the “       ” symbol.
4) Low battery shutdown function: When the battery voltage is lower 
     than 2.4V, the LCD displays the “       ” symbol, the “Lo.bt” interface 
    appears and lasts for about 10s, the buzzer makes consecutive 
    beeps three times, and then the meter automatically shuts down 
    (no interface is displayed).

X. Technical Specifications

Accuracy: ± (a% of r b digits), 1 year calibration period     
Ambient temperature and humidity: 23°C±5°C; 

80%RH

Temperature coefficient: To ensure measurement accuracy, operating 

Note:

• The ambient temperature of the 
   meter should be in the range of 
   18-28°C, otherwise it will cause 
   measurement error.
• The positive and negative poles 
  of the temperature probe should 
  be properly connected. Do not 
  measure non-insulated live 
  objects to avoid incorrect readings.
• Do not input voltage higher than 
  30V to avoid personal injury.

4

.

000A

40

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00A

400

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0A

UT202A

+

6

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000A

60

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00A

600

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0A

±(

4

%+

10

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±(

2

%+

10

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0

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001A

0

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01A

0

.

1A

UT201

+

UT202

+

UT202A

+

UT201

+

UT202

+

420A

 

620A

±(

1

.

0

%+

5

)

0.1Hz

1.AC Current

Range

Resolution

Accuracy

Overload Protection

Current frequency 
monitoring: 
50Hz~100Hz

• 
• For 4A range, open circuit allows least significant digit <3.
• Accuracy guarantee range: 1%~100% of range
• The input current amplitude of the current frequency should be >2A.

Frequency response: 50Hz~100Hz

Range

Resolution

Accuracy

Overload 
Protection

2.AC Voltage

Voltage frequency 
monitoring: 10Hz~10kHz

• Input impedance: About 10MΩ
• Frequency response: 45Hz~400Hz, true RMS display
• Accuracy guarantee range: 1%~100% of range; the input voltage amplitude 
  of the voltage frequency should be >5V.
• The AC crest factor of a non-sinusoidal wave can reach 3.0 at 4000 counts 
  while can only reach 1.8 at 6000 counts.  The additional error should be 
  added for the corresponding crest factor as follows:
  a) Add 3% when crest factor is 1~2
  b) Add 5% when crest factor is 2~2.5
  c) Add 7% when crest factor is 2.5~3

3.DC Voltage

Range

Resolution

Accuracy

Overload 
Protection

• 
• For mV range, short circuit allows least significant digit  5.
• Accuracy guarantee range: 1%~100% of range

Input impedance: About 10MΩ

≤ 

4.Frequency/Duty Ratio ( only)

Range

Resolution

Accuracy

Overload Protection

1) Measuring sensitivity:                                                                        
    

100kHz: 200mVrms 

input 

    amplitude 

 

30Vrms 

    >100kHz~1MHz: 600mVrms 
    

 

input amplitude 

 

30Vrms                                                                      

    >1MHz~10MHz: 1Vrms 

≤ 

input 

    amplitude 

 

30Vrms 

2) Duty ratio is only applicable to 
    the measurement of square wave 
    

≤ 

10kHz; amplitude: 1Vp-p

    Frequency 

1kHz  Duty ratio: 

    10.0%~95.0%
    Frequency >1kHz  Duty ratio: 
    30.0%~70.0%

 

5. Resistance

Range

Resolution

Accuracy

Overload 
Protection

6. Continuity

Range

Resolution

Accuracy

Overload 
Protection

Open circuit 
voltage: About 2.0V

<

10

Ω

: Consecutive 

beeps
>31

Ω

: No beep

temperature should be within 18°C ~28°C and the fluctuation range 
should be within ±1°C. When the temperature is <18°C or >28°C, 
add temperature coefficient error 0.1 x (specified accuracy)/°C. 

600Vrms

UT202A

+

UT201

+

UT202

+

4

.

000V

6

.

000V

0

.

001V

7. Diode

Range

Resolution

Accuracy

Overload 
Protection

Open circuit voltage: 
About 2.2V (UT201+
/UT202+)/3.9V 
() 
Measurable PN 
junction: Forward 
voltage drop 

2V. 

For the silicon PN 
junction, the normal 
value is generally 
about 0.5~0.8V.

8.Capacitance

Range

Resolution

Accuracy

Overload 
Protection

• Measured value = displayed value - open circuit value of the test 
  leads (For capacitance  100nF, it is recommended to use “REL” 

  measurement mode.)
• For capacitance range, open circuit allows least significant digit  20.

≤ 

9.Temperature(UT202+ only)

Range

Resolution

Accuracy

Overload 
Protection

Range

Electric field sensing 
sensitivity level

Accuracy

To sense the wire above 24±6V 
and identify whether the mains 
socket is charged

To sense the wire above 
74V±12V, to identify whether 
the mains socket is charged, 
or to judge the live/neutral wire 
of the socket according to the 
intensity of the sensing

• 

Test results may be affected by different socket designs or wire 
insulation thickness.

XI. Maintenance

     Warning: Before opening the rear cover of the meter, remove the
      test leads to avoid electric shock.

1.General Maintenance

1) When the meter is not in use, place the function switch in the OFF 
    position to avoid continuous consumption of battery energy. 
2) Clean the meter casing with a soft cloth and mild detergent. 
    Do not use abrasives or solvents!
3) The maintenance and service must be implemented by qualified 
    professionals or designated departments.      

2.Battery Replacement (Picture 7)

1) Turn off the meter and remove the test leads from the input terminals.
2) Unscrew the screw of the battery compartment, remove the battery 
    cover, and replace the 2 standard AAA batteries according to the 
    polarity indication.
3) Secure the battery cover and tighten the screw.

Red

Picture 7

Picture 6a

Picture 6b

Red

Black

Picture 5

6.Capacitance Measurement (UT202+/, Picture 4)

1) Insert the red test lead into the “                           ” jack, black into 
    the “ 

COM

 ” jack.

2) Turn the function switch to the “     ” position, and connect the test 
    leads with the measured capacitance in parallel. For capacitance 
    

100nF, it is recommended to use “REL” measurement mode.

Note:

• If the measured capacitor is short-circuited or the capacitance exceeds 
   the maximum range, the LCD will display “OL”.
• When measuring capacitance >400μF, it may take some time to 
   steady the readings.
• Before measuring, fully discharge all capacitors (especially for 
   capacitors with high voltage) to avoid damage to the meter and user.

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