A diagram to teach you how to quickly select a Fluke digital multimeter

Digital multimeters are definitely familiar to all electronic and power engineers. A digital multimeter (DMM) is an electronic instrument used in electrical measurements. It can have many special functions, but its main function is to measure electrical parameters such as voltage, current, resistance, and continuity. As a modern multi-purpose electronic measuring instrument, it is mainly used in application fields such as electrical maintenance, equipment repair, and R&D testing.

Compared with other similar test tools, Fluke digital multimeters are more widely used and more comprehensive in fault finding. Each design is tested to the limit: drop, vibration, humidity, etc. Fluke digital multimeters can provide you with the accurate measurement results you need, consistent, reliable performance and safety. So, how to choose a suitable digital multimeter? Antai Test shares a picture with you to help you quickly choose a digital multimeter:

• CAT Ⅲ refers to indoor strong electricity, and CAT Ⅳ refers to outdoor current;

• Average response multimeter is only suitable for measuring standard sine waves. For non-standard sine waves, please choose True Value.

• · To measure the inverter circuit, please select a multimeter with low-pass rate function