Can this meter measure down to .01 volts AC?
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I used this meter for general use low voltage 1v -28v dc and some 110v ac. This meter is auto ranging. Looks like your looking for meter that measures milli volts below 1 volt I would not buy this model.
298268
It will read up to 100amp if current continuious, I have it hooked up to an ACC unit to monitor usage
1389207
Yes. It will measure and calculate cost of only the electricity passing through the sensors. For example it could measure only the power used by an air conditioning unit if it was mounted on the wires going only to the AC unit. Power used by the rest of the house would not be measured.
58739
Yes. Select either up to 40A or 400A by rotary switch. Defaults to DC measurements.
1552178
Sorry Calvin, I think this a great meter, however, I only use it to check the voltage on my AA and AAA batteries and rechargeable batteries from Amazon..... Works Great ! Phil Pauls Valley, Oklahoma
2034021
No, it cannot. In order to use the probes for a current measurement a shunt would be provided across the black and red terminals which would make the voltmeter useless. If your looking for a clamp-probe type meter that will also perform inline current measurements, look for a meter that has three probe terminals. The third terminal is used with a built-in shunt thus allowing current measurements using the supplied probes. Hope this helps.
590365
Magic. When you put quarter in parking meter, do you really care how the needle moves? all it does is downgrade 220-240 volts to 110-120 so your devices think they are back home in USA.
91591
If the pump is 110-120 volts AC it will work. Anything powered by 110/120 VAC can be used with this meter.
1936720
The meter must have its own, separate power supply. I use a 12vdc transformer plugged into my inverter and it works great. I am able to monitor amps used by the inverter and other DC loads connected to my batteries as well as switch to see battery voltage. If you already have a separate power supply, you may have a bad meter.
1950707
Yes I suggest you try a side by side test to make sure.You can contact their website with questions.I believe they make a meter also.
1766459
I have no idea and I'm not going to try.In general the meter seems pretty robust at measuring large, variable loads in the direction it was designed to measure. My application was an electric bike with a typical voltage above 50vDC and loads all the way up to 1.5kw.
812011
Yes, it reads AC and DC amps 40 to 400. The ranges are separate, you can set the dial to 40 or 400 so that is correct. The voltage is also AC and DC and we'll go up to 600 v. Hope this is helpful to you Tom
1496660
I bought the meter to judge the level of lead-acid batteries, but since it is just a voltage meter, I'm not sure it would make any difference.
1621913
yes. It can accept 100-240V AC.Just verified it with the specification on the unit.Input: AC 100-240V, 50-60Hz.
1159216
There is no multimeter that isn't sensitive enough to determine this. However it is usually 24VAC, at least in the US but custom bundled transformer and bell sets may differ.
739245
Yes, AC and DC amp measurements via the clamp only. So you will not be able to measure smaller currents using leads. I will add that I've been getting quite accurate readings down to the 1-2Amp range which is great considering the two range selections are 40A & 400A. I love it for the price but for mA current you'll prob need a meter w current leads. (In defense of this unit though; clamp meters were designed for higher current apps...) Hope this helps. JD
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To measure current that high you would need a clamp ammeter or I would recommend the fluke i200 clamp that works with this meter. Remember that if it's AC then there is no polarity. I am assuming that your campground is supplying 120 or 220VAC