SKU 90939
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2.
Do not test current on circuits
higher than 10 AMPs.
3.
Be careful not to apply
voltage to the Test Leads
when they are connected to
the COM (Center)
and Ohm (Left)
Jacks and the
Multimeter is in an
Ohms testing
setting. Damage
can occur to the
multimeter or the
fuse may blow.
4.
Do not switch between testing
modes with the multimeter
connected to a circuit.
AC Voltage Measurements
Measure AC conductors carrying up to 600 VAC, 40-500 Hz.
1.
Turn the Range Selector Switch to 600V~ setting.
Always start with the highest range if the voltage is unknown.
2.
Plug the red lead into the Volt (Left) Jack. Plug the black lead into the COM
(Center) Jack.
3.
Carefully touch the exposed conductors with the tips of the probes to measure
the voltage (not amperes).
4.
Read measurement.
If the voltage is less than 200 volts, set the Range Selector Switch to the
lower range.
5.
Optionally, press the Data Hold button to keep the display reading the same
after the leads have been removed from the conductors. Press and release
the Data Hold button again to resume normal operation.
6.
When testing is complete, remove Test Leads and store with multimeter.
DC Voltage Measurements
Measure DC conductors carrying up to 600 VDC.
1.
Turn the Range Selector Switch to 600 V setting.
2.
Follow the directions above under “AC Voltage Measurements”, only use the
DC settings instead.
10A Jack
COM Jack
Volt/Ohm/
mA Jack
DC AMP
Selection
Area
DC Volt
Selection
Area
AC Volt
Selection
Area
Ohm
Selection
Area
LED/
Transistor
Selection
Area
OFF
Selection
Control Layout
Data Hold
Button
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