What's the min and max voltage this device can display?
1676496
The one that I have is reliable and reasonably accurate down to about 80V. Below that voltage it rapidly becomes inaccurate and the display flickers. I do not know the maximum voltage. (I tested it with a variable-voltage transformer.)
1676497
Do not know.Cannot seem to find numbers for max and min.Just keep a watch on voltage and if it goes way up or down start asking questions.
1676498
sorry, I do not know. I have only used it on the circuit that my computer systems are on; depending on the load it varies between 107 and 118.
1131472
there is a sticker on every electronic device that will tell you the input rating.This happens to be 100-127v AC
1317642
Electronic devices have power rating of 115 to 240 volt. Yes you can. Read the label of the devices.
1360140
I can't answer as to the voltage, but I can tell you to save your money! The device is useless, produced no results for me except temporary swelling, and ultimately stopped functioning at all. The company never responded to my inquiry about having the unit replaced. TOTAL waste of money!!
2169101
The instruction manual specifies 0.1 mV resolution on the 400 mV range for both AC and DC millivolts. I've never used it at that low of a voltage level, though.
2055617
I think it's only 110, i saw nothing saying you could use a higher voltage.
1120028
I would like to know this too. Could you please see what is says on your device? ("Input voltage" or just "Input" and gives the values "100-120" or "200-240".)
2144794
the device itself only uses 12V at 2A ... my original power cord blew a fuse during a brownout so i don't have it anymore, i got a 120-240V at 2A replacement to power the device & it works just fine
1068869
I can't specifically answer the question but written on the adaptor is: Output: 5V--2.0A Max
2265750
so what's the voltage of this "low-voltage" device? 12VDC, 12VAC, 24VAC, 24VDC, 48VACDC? 78volts?
1469940
Hi Richard, Correction: This model doesn't have MIN/MAX button, but you can still reading the voltages over 16 volts and Press HOLD function.
663932
Well, although other people have said that "any" input voltage between 3.5V-30V is fine (which is true), there are other things to consider when using the device to avoid damage, such as: the voltage ratio should not exceed 3, in example, means you cannot use 3V to go up to 15V, that will be a voltage ratio of 5. Description says it can supply up to 5A but then it clearly says it can operate at 3A with good ventilation, my personal safe threshold for supplying devices is 50% maximum capacity, so I don't ever use it for more than 2A, this rule of thumb always worked fine for me.
1616755
Sorry, I'm not qualified to answer that. If it puts out 110/120 volts I don't see why not. Call up the mfr. or distr.
707082
Using a magnifying glass and reading the very fine print on mine, it says, "Output: 5.1v 850mA"
846278
This TFT screen will consume high current if operated on voltage as low as 7.5v, I recommend 9v as minimum voltage on codition supplied from capable power supply.
186013
Yes. It would display 6volts on the screen. Make sure you are getting the power probe 3 with the display. The light would not light up however. But it would display the voltage. I use it to check 5 volt computer reference voltages all the time.
2207103
This has two outputs. Ones is marked with an "A" is for Apple devices. the other is marked with "NA" for non Apple devices I/e Samsung, Android or Other. This puts out 2.4 amperes max at 5.2 volts max. if your device falls at or under these amounts, you should be fine.