Does this Digital multimeter read mA and mV?
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it can measure mA to see if you have a car battery drain.. I believe it can read mV as it goes several decimal places when evaluation AA and AAA batteries
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Yes, 3320 model has ability to measure mA & mV in ac/dc range. Manual provides specs, free download at; www.equus.com/support/manual in PDF format or contact tech support/questions; 800-544-4124
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No. And I know of no way a DMM could. Only clamp type meters do that and as far as I know their use is limited to AC.
289163
I will look to see if they sent me one. They may not have. In the mean time Google, "how to use an analog multi meter"
822319
Measures AC/DC Voltage up to 1000V, AC/DC current, resistance, frequency, capacitance, temperature, and duty cycle
2270662
Yes, the meter reads from 0 to 150 watts. My rig is just like yours in output and this meter works fine.
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
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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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Yes, it does measure milliamps. All multimeters test milliamps, in fact that is actually all they ever test. They read voltage by running the test voltage through different resistors, depending on the range setting. By measuring the current through a resistor of known value, the voltage can be determined by a simple calculation. I've found it to be accurate for voltage, therefore it would be accurate for reading milliamps.RichieDInexperienced technicians often burn out ammeters by running too much current through them, so be sure you know what you are doing before using it as an ammeter. Yes, it does measure milliamps. All multimeters test milliamps, in fact that is actually all they ever test. They read voltage by running the test voltage through different resistors, depending on the range setting. By measuring the current through a resistor of known value, the voltage can be determined by a simple calculation. I've found it to be accurate for voltage, therefore it would be accurate for reading milliamps.RichieDInexperienced technicians often burn out ammeters by running too much current through them, so be sure you know what you are doing before... » Read More Yes, it does measure milliamps. All multimeters test milliamps, in fact that is actually all they ever test. They read voltage by running the test voltage through different resistors, depending on the range setting. By measuring the current through a resistor of known value, the voltage can be determined by a simple calculation. I've found it to be accurate for voltage, therefore it would be accurate for reading milliamps.RichieDInexperienced technicians often burn out ammeters by running too much current through them, so be sure you know what you are doing before using it as an ammeter. « Show Less
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Two ranges, it will read out any amps but you will need to adjust the insensitivity by settings the decimal point. Otherwise you may get confused by all the numbers on display. I try to move it to the right for less numbers.
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Yes, you can measure both AC & DC voltages up to 600 volts. When measuring resistance (ohms), the circuit/device is normally not powered. As far as I know, this meter doesn't measure AC impedance (like DC resistance).
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It can't read thermocouple inputs, only voltage for analog. You can use a thermocouple transmitter to convert to a 4-20 mA signal it can read, though you are probably better off purchasing a DAQ that accepts thermocouple inputs. Measurement computing sells those too.
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I don't have a current clamp for my multimeter to measure it, nor the schematics of the device to assess whether or not it it would draw any current. If I lost any electrons then I would be positive!
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This is a TDS/EC Meter. Readings are in ppm,C, and F. No it does not, as far as I know. www.DigitalAid.info for more information.
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It will measure to .001a/AC-DC but will not calculate amp hours. Milli amps yes.
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As far as I know NO, there is no audio confirmation of continuity, but then I never needed it for that, I just use it to check voltage on my little AAA and AA rechargeable Amazon Batteries. I really like th meter though,, as well as all the other Amazon items I have purchased. Have a good one. P. Haddock
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I doubt it very much. The meter requires power from the USB charge port. If you removed the power from the charge port to see if there is a discharge, the meter would not be powered. Your best option would be to modify a USB cable and connect in a milli-ammeter