Kh965 multímetro analógico universal medidor ponteiro display testador elétrico ac dc tensão corrente resistência com caneta de teste buzzer

KH965 Analog Multimeter Universal Meter Pointer Display Electrical Tester AC DC Voltage Current Resistance With Test Pen Buzzer

Product selling points:

1. Samwa KH-965 multimeter is used to measure DC power, one-way voltage and AC voltage. Measuring resistance is an indispensable test equipment for unqualified persons. Any electrical service technician.

2. The multimeter has four main functions: measuring resistance, measuring DC voltage, measuring AC voltage and measuring current.

3. Samwa KH-965 Multimeter Donghao has a long and stable service life. The knob can flexibly adjust the scale, making the maintenance process of your electronic equipment simple and effective.

4. When measuring the AC voltage, we switch the scale to the AC scale so that the AC scale is one step larger than the voltage to be measured.

5. For example, if you measure the AC220V voltage, we will keep the AC 250V scale. If we keep it on the ladder to measure the voltage, the clock indicator pointer is dramatic. If the bar is too large, the indicator pointer is inaccurate.

Parameters:

Name KH-965 Multimeter

Material: ABS

Size: 16.5 * 14 * 5cm

Color: gray

Packing list:

1 x Multimeter

1 x instruction

2 x test leads

How to use Samwa KH-965 multimeter

Step 1: Keep the watch on the Ω resistance scale.

Step 2: Insert the black bar into the COM universal port and the red bar into the V/Ω port.

Step 3: Insert the black measuring rod into the COM head and the red measuring rod into the head (+)

Step 4: Place the two measuring rods of the multimeter on the two resistors (parallel measurement). Select a scale so that when measuring the resistance to be measured, the deviation of the pointer is about 1/2 of the scale.

Step 5: Measure the resistance. You can measure it twice to get the most accurate result.

Step 6: Read the results on the display.

*When we measure the one-way voltage (DC), never put the instrument on the wrong current scale or resistance scale, if the wrong instrument will immediately fail