what is the DC current resolution?
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The resolution is high (ie. it uses all the digits in the display) but the accuracy is low, as it is a clamp-style current meter. If you want accurate current measurement, you should use an in-line current meter (ie. a meter with three lead terminals)
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I don't have the manual so I can't answer what the factory specs are but I purchased one for my job a a telecom technician and I recommend it as a good value and a versatile instrument. I have 33 years of experience in that career. I assume that you are not considering this to design maintain nuclear power plant control systems but consider this: NASA's space program, including the Lunar missions, relied almost exclusively on engineers using slide rules because there were no small electronic computers or calculators. Resolution on a slide rule is 3 digits, as in 325 or 7.83 or 5.35 x 10e12. My Mastec clamp meter does not agree exactly with my Fluke 87 but, when used properly, very usably accurate and precise (good level of repeatability). The one I use was purchase by the my employer. I plan to purchase one for my home use.
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Note: the formatting here is non existent so I had to use an underscore "_" in place of a space " ".From the manual (MS2108.pdf) :DC Current:__Range___Resolution________Accuracy___66A______0.01A____________________________± (3.0% of rdg+10 digits)___600A______0.1A
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I've used the MS2108 to measure 12vdc parasitic current on my RV. Not sure of the overall accuracy (don't have another meter to compare with), but it did seem to be reasonably stable down to 100ma (only used the clamp-on function). I didn't make any measurements less than 100ma, so I can't comment on measurements less than this.
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I'm sorry, seems it doesn't. It reads out "input DC 11-30V. Output 5.0V 700mA"
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Clamp resolution is .01 A or .1 A. The meter also can function as regular multimeter using lead wires. In such case the resolution can be selected as 1 microA or .1 microA. A word of caution - do not confuse resolution with accuracy.
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Input: 10.5 - 16 VDCAC Output: 120W Continuous 150W Peak (5-min) 115 VAC, 60HzUSB Output: 5 VDC, 0.5A Max
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On the back it shows ... DC24/60HZ on one line and 13W on another line. It is written in Korean except for those numbers. I have my in a standard outlet.
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There is written as following ; output voltage is DC 4. 35V, 350+50mA and DC.5.2V, 800mA(USB).
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"DC" current (direct current) is the type of current that comes from a car battery. "AC" (alternating current) is the type of current that is supplied to your home, and that is needed to power larger electronics. That's why you need a ¬Power inverter that allows you to convert DC current to AC current, if want to use larger electronic devices in your car. Since the manufacturer states that the tool, "Automatically detects and indicates low voltage (12-48V AC) and standard voltage (48-1000V AC)", it apparently will not detect "DC" current.
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Output current: 375mA × 4 / 750mA × 2http://www.nitecore.com/productDetail.aspx?id=18
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I don't know!! Sorry, but mine's been plugged in to an outlet the whole time I've had it. PC
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I just ordered my device, so this "answer" is from principles only. To measure DC current one puts a low ohm resistor IN LINE (in series) with the current carrying wire. Then one measures the voltage drop across that resistor and computes the current by Ohm's law (actually the device does this for you). The resistor can get hot, so it must be air cooled (hence external). It appears that the shunt is included (see picture).
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Jon, I may have one available. It is marked as 12 VDC Output @ 500 mA. If you send a blank e-mail to Robert.applegate@comcast.net, I will send back a photo. My light burned up and was discarded.
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From the spec sheet... USB Output: DC 5.2V 2Amp USB Input: AC 125V 50/60Hz 350mA
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Hello, This can be answered based on what you are plugging in - -or, your load. Literally, the cube is capable of supporting up to a 1500 watt appliance, and this equates to 12.5 amps draw. Most DC ports do max out at 15 amp draws. Please feel free to call our technical support department if you have any other questions or needs.Wagan Customer Care 800-231-5806
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Do you mean the voltage output? If so, it outputs USB voltage (5 V DC at a max of 2 amps).
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Yes it shld read dc AC Current 0-40/400 AACAC Voltage 0-400/600 VACDC Voltage 0-400/600 VDCResistance 0-400/4KOHMContinuity: Sounds at 100OhmsFrom the detailed description
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any 12 volt dc current is usable, weather it is from a battery or a transformer pack it does not know the difference - be careful to get the polarity correct...