ANENG M118A Digital Mini Multimeter Tester 6000counts Auto Mmultimetro True Rms Tranistor Meter with NCV Data Hold Flashlight

Is Smart Device : noOperating Mode : AutoOperating Temperature : 0 - 40 ℃Measuring Capacitance Range : M118A Digital Mini MultimeterMeasuring Resistance Range : 0.1~50 OhmCertification : CEDIY Supplies : ELECTRICALModel Number : M118AMeasuring Inductance Range : M118A Digital Mini Multimeter : Mainland ChinaBrand Name : ANENGDC Current : 20mA/10AC Current : 20mA/10AC Voltage : 0.5V ~ 600VDC Voltage : 0.5V ~ 600VDisplay Type : Digital displayANENG Model : M118AANENG M118A Digital Multimeter True RMS Tester 6000 Counts Auto-Ranging AC/DC Transistor Voltage Meter Description:M118A is a 6000 count pocket type 3 5/6 digit true effective value automatic scanning digital meter.M118A automatically recognizes and measures according to the different input voltage/current/resistance/etc. signals.M118A has the characteristics of stable performance, high precision and clear reading.M118A also has additional convenient functions of flashlight and non-contact voltage test,M118A is an ideal tool and instrument suitable for factories, teaching and electronic enthusiasts.Features: Brand ANENG Model M118A Resistance Yes Display 6000 counts capacitance Yes Continuity test Yes NCV Yes Zero line/Fire line test Yes All unit symbol Yes Backlight manual Yes True RMS Yes Automatic shutdown Yes Flashlight lighting Yes Diode Yes Sampling rate Yes Power supply 2 * 1.5V AAA Range Accuracy DC/AC voltage 6V/ 60V/ 600V ±(0.5%+3) Resistance 600Ω ±(0.8%+5) 6k Ω/60k Ω/600k Ω/6MΩ ±(0.8%+3) 60MΩ ± (2.5%+3) Capacitance 10nF/100nF/1uF/10uF/100uF/1mF/10mF ±(3.5%+20) 60mF ±(5%+3) AC / DC current 6A/10A ±(2%+30)Packing List:1 * Digital Multimeter1 * Test leads1 * English user Manual Usage Precautions: 1. Do not touch the probes directly with your hands to avoid electric shock and ensure personal safety during testing. 2. Before use, inspect the test probes to ensure there is no damaged insulation or exposed metal. 3. Do not use the current and voltage ranges interchangeably to prevent damage to the instrument. 4. It is best to remove the batteries when not in use for a time to prevent battery corrosion of other internal components of the instrument. 5. If you do not know the magnitude of the voltage or current to be measured, start with the highest range and then select the appropriate range based on the measured value.