UNI-T UT33D Digital Multimeter AC DC Volt OHM Meter

UNI-T UT33D Digital Multimeter AC DC Volt OHM Meter is the new generation and standard for introductory digital multimeters. Our innovative industrial design makes sure that these products can withstand 2 2-meter drop. The new LCD layout provides a better user experience. The UT33D safety standards have also been enhanced to ensure that users can work safely in a CAT ll 600V environment.The UNI-T UT33D is a compact and versatile digital multimeter designed for general electrical testing. It can measure several key electrical parameters including voltage, current, and resistance, with the added functionality of testing both AC and DC values.Features of UNI-T UT33D Digital Multimeter AC DC Volt OHM Meter:Clear LCDEquipped with comfortable protective cover, test lead hanging slot2m drop-proof with precision protectionAuto power offAuto backlight offLoud buzzerErgonomically designed rotary switchSpecificationsRangeUT33D DC voltage (V)200mV/2V/20V/200V/600V±(0.5%＋2)AC voltage (V)200V/600V±(1.2% 3)DC (A)2000μA/20mA/200mA/10A±(1% 2)Resistance (Ω)200Ω/2kΩ/20kΩ /200kΩ/20MΩ/200MΩ±(0.8% 2)FeaturesDisplay count2000Auto power off/Auto backlight off√Diode test/Continuity buzzer√2m drop test/ Test probe holder√Range selectionManualNCV√General CharacteristicsPower1.5V battery (R03) x 2Display66mm x 51mmProduct net weightRed and greyProduct Color206g (batteries included)Product size134mm x 77mm x 47mmStandard accessoriesBatteries, test leadsStandard individual packingGift box, English manualStandard quantity per carton60pcsStandard carton measurement640mm x 310mm x 350mmStandard carton gross weight19.8kgUsage Tips of UT33D Multimeter:Ensure Proper Range Selection: Always set the multimeter to the correct range for the measurement you’re taking, especially for current and voltage, to avoid overloading the meter.Test Continuity: When testing for continuity in wires or components, use the continuity mode, which gives an audible tone when a connection is made.Safety First: When measuring voltage or current, always ensure the probes are connected to the correct terminals and never exceed the rated input limits.