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Mastech MS8200G Digital Multimeter

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Mastech MS8200G Digital Multimeter. Measures DC and AC current, DC and AC voltage, resistance, condenser capacitance, temperature of wide ranges as well as to test transistor hFE and sygnal frequency in sound range.

Weight: 0.56 kg

Warranty: 6 months
Available in Hong Kong, European stocks

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Mastech MS8200G Digital Multimeter offers the ability to measure DC and AC current, DC and AC voltage, resistance, condenser capacitance, temperature of wide ranges as well as to test transistor hFE and sygnal frequency in sound range. Mastech Digital Multimeter also allows to test semiconductor diodes and troubleshoot wiring; the obtained results are displayed on a large 31/2 LCD and can be recorded by means of DATA HOLD function. LCD back light is very helpful for operations in underlighting conditions. The multimeter is powered by a 9 V battery.

Mastech MS8200G Digital Multimeter designed to international safety standard IEC 1010-1 CAT II 1000V. The package contains probe set and user manual in several languages. This model is compatible with Test Leads MASTECH T3000

Features and specifications:

LCD	1999 counts, digit is 28 mm high back light
Measures per second	2-3
DC voltage U=	200 mV/2 V/20 V/200 V ± 0.5%, 1000 V ± 0.8%
AC voltage U~	2 V/20 V/200 V ± 1.0%, 700 V ± 1.2%
AC current I~	2 mA/20 mA±1.2%, 200 mA ± 2.0%, 10 A ±3.0%
DC current I=	2 mA/20 mA±1.0%, 200 mA ± 1.5%, 10 A ±2.0%
Resistance R	200 Ω/2 kΩ/20 kΩ/200 kΩ/ 2 MΩ/20 MΩ ± 1.0%
Input resistance R	10 MΩ
Capacitance C	2 nF/20 nF/200 nF/2 µF/ 20 µF ± 4.0%
Temperature t°C	-20°C ? +1000°C
Sound range frequency F	10 Hz - 20 Hz
Transistor hFE test	yes
Continuity checking with buzzer	yes
DATA HOLD function	yes
Diode test	yes
Power	9 V battery
Size, mm	36 ? 82 ? 191
Weight, g (incl. battery)	280
Additional functions	Low battery indication Overload indication «1»
Other options	The input sockets are covered with blinds preventing the test leads from connecting wrongly