Digital-Multimeter-Model

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Digital-Multimeter-Model Specification

Measurement Range
200A to 10A (Current), 200mV to 1000V (Voltage)

Automation Grade
Manual

Accuracy
(0.5%+2)

Core Components
Microprocessor, LCD, Sensor Probes

Voltage
Max 1000V DC/AC

Capacity
6000 Counts

Feature
Auto Ranging, Data Hold, True RMS

Power Source
2 x AA Batteries

Model No
DT9205A

Equipment Materials
High Impact ABS Housing

Type
Handheld Digital Multimeter

Usage
Electrical Testing, Diagnostics

Display Type
Backlit LCD Digital

Dimension (L*W*H)
185mm x 89mm x 45mm

Weight
Approx. 350g

Accessories Included
Test Leads, User Manual

Operating Temperature
0C to 40C

Transistor Test
hFE Function

Safety Rating
CAT III 1000V / CAT IV 600V

Battery Low Indicator
Yes

Current Measurement
Up to 10A

Fuse Rating
10A / 250V

Input Protection
Overload Protection in All Ranges

Diode Test
Yes

Resistance Measurement
200 to 40M

Capacitance Measurement
2nF to 100F

Max Display
1999/6000 Counts

Backlight Function
Yes

Continuity Test
Audible Buzzer

About Digital-Multimeter-Model

D.C. Voltage :	200mV-1000V +0.5% +2 digits
A.C. Voltage :	200V-750V +1.2% +10 digits
D.C. Current :	200mA-10A +1% + digits
Resistance :	200Ohms-2000kOhms+0.8%+2 digits
Max. Display :	1999
Display Size :	16x48mm., 3, digits LCD
Range :	Manual
Transistor Test :	Yes Standard
Accessories :	Battery, Testing Probes with Instruction Manual, in case, CE Marked

Advanced Measurement Capabilities

This model accurately measures current (200A to 10A), voltage (200mV to 1000V DC/AC), resistance (200 to 40M), and capacitance (2nF to 100F). The True RMS feature ensures reliable readings even with non-linear loads, offering trustworthy data for demanding electrical work.

Enhanced Safety and Durability

Safety is paramount, with overload protection on every range, high-impact ABS housing, and compliance with CAT III 1000V / CAT IV 600V safety standards. The device also integrates a 10A/250V fuse and operates reliably in temperatures from 0C to 40C.

User-Friendly Features

Designed for convenience, the multimeter features a clear backlit LCD for visibility in low light, auto-ranging, data hold, and a low battery indicator. The included audible continuity buzzer and easy-to-access interface streamline troubleshooting and diagnostics.

FAQs of Digital-Multimeter-Model:

Q: How do I use the DT9205A to measure current safely?

A: To measure current with the DT9205A, first ensure the device is switched off and properly connected using the supplied test leads. Select the desired current range (up to 10A), and always begin with the highest range to prevent overload. Ensure the input remains below the 10A/250V fuse rating and use the device within the specified operating temperature for optimal safety.

Q: What are the main benefits of auto-ranging and True RMS in this multimeter?

A: Auto-ranging simplifies measurements by automatically selecting the correct range for voltage, current, or resistance, thus reducing user error. The True RMS function guarantees precise readings even for non-sinusoidal waveforms, making the device suitable for AC circuits with variable loads.

Q: When should I replace the multimeters batteries?

A: Replace the two AA batteries as soon as the low battery indicator appears on the backlit LCD display. Operating on low battery can affect accuracy and functionality, so it is important to keep spare batteries available.

Q: Where is this digital multimeter typically used?

A: The DT9205A is ideal for use in electrical testing and diagnostics across residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Its advanced safety features and measurement functions make it suitable for electricians, maintenance personnel, engineers, and hobbyists alike.

Q: What process should I follow for testing diodes or checking continuity?

A: To test diodes, set the meter to the diode function and connect the leads to the diode terminals; the display will indicate forward voltage. For continuity, switch to continuity mode; if a circuit is continuous, the DT9205A emits an audible buzzer, helping quickly identify open or closed circuits.

Q: How does the built-in input protection enhance user safety during operation?

A: Built-in overload protection exists on all measurement ranges, guarding the user and instrument from accidental excessive voltage or current. The integrated 10A/250V fuse further adds to the safety, ensuring the multimeter withstands inadvertent misuse.

Q: What accessories are included with the multimeter and how do they support its usage?

A: Each unit comes equipped with test leads for connecting to circuits, a user manual for guidance, and the necessary sensor probes. These accessories make the device ready for immediate deployment in diverse electrical testing scenarios.

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