Analog & Manual Ranging Multimeter: 1,000 VAC/VDC MPN:12389

The Simpson 12389 Analog & Manual Ranging Multimeter is an essential tool for electricians, technicians, and professionals who work with electrical systems. With a maximum AC voltage of 1000V and DC voltage of 1000V, this multimeter can measure AC and DC currents, as well as resistance up to 20 mOhm. Its manual ranging function provides accuracy and precision in readings, while the included AC amp-clamp adapter and alligator clips make it easy to take measurements in hard-to-reach areas. Whether you're troubleshooting electrical issues or maintaining electrical systems, this multimeter is a reliable and versatile tool for professionals.

Top product features:

• Maximum AC voltage: 1000V and DC voltage: 1000V This feature allows users to measure higher voltages for a wide range of applications such as electrical systems, wiring or testing devices that operate within this voltage level.
• Maximum resistance: 20 mOhms This feature enables the measurement of low-resistance values which is helpful in identifying cables, circuits, and components with low resistances, allowing users to easily isolate issues such as high resistance connections or poor contacts that can affect electrical performance.
• AC Amp-Clamp adapter This feature provides versatility in measuring AC amperage without the need for multiple test leads, allowing easy connection directly on wires or cables which saves time and effort for professionals working on electrical installations, maintenance, and repair jobs.

Top product applications:

• Electrical technicians and engineers who require high-accuracy measurements on wires, cables or electrical components to identify any potential issues in electrical systems such as circuit boards or control panels.
• Homeowners or maintenance professionals inspecting the safety of their home's electrical wiring and outlets by measuring voltage levels before connecting appliances, installing lighting fixtures or conducting electrical works in a residential setting.
• HVAC technicians who are tasked to perform regular maintenance on air conditioners, heaters, thermostats, fan coils, and motors to ensure they operate at optimal safety levels by testing for continuity, voltage drop or resistance issues as part of their routine preventative care.