Tester Compact M182 IEK
Product number:
00-00022915
Article: TMD-1S-182
Article: TMD-1S-182
IEK
The Compact M182 digital multimeter (IEK's ARMA2L series) is designed for basic measurements in circuits up to 500 V. Measurement range selection is manual, making it suitable for diagnosing low-voltage equipment and household electrical networks.
The model's main limitation is safety category CAT II, which excludes its use in distribution panels with high transient overvoltages or industrial networks with strict requirements for measuring circuit protection.
Manual range selection requires the user to estimate the measured value beforehand, which may slow work compared to automatic devices but allows control over measurement accuracy in narrow ranges.
The multimeter provides high resolution when measuring DC voltage (0.1 mV) and AC current (0.1 µA), important for detecting leaks and diagnosing low-current circuits. The maximum DC current measurement limit is 0.2 A.
For currents above 0.2 A and up to 10 A, the device switches to AC current measurement mode, limiting its use for testing high-power DC circuits.
Built-in diode testing, continuity buzzer, and resistance measurement up to 2 MΩ allow quick checking of conductor and semiconductor element integrity without needing an external power source.
The device operates on a 9 V "Krona" type battery, simplifying battery replacement but requiring consideration of the device's size when stored in compact tool kits.
The model's main limitation is safety category CAT II, which excludes its use in distribution panels with high transient overvoltages or industrial networks with strict requirements for measuring circuit protection.
Manual range selection requires the user to estimate the measured value beforehand, which may slow work compared to automatic devices but allows control over measurement accuracy in narrow ranges.
The multimeter provides high resolution when measuring DC voltage (0.1 mV) and AC current (0.1 µA), important for detecting leaks and diagnosing low-current circuits. The maximum DC current measurement limit is 0.2 A.
For currents above 0.2 A and up to 10 A, the device switches to AC current measurement mode, limiting its use for testing high-power DC circuits.
Built-in diode testing, continuity buzzer, and resistance measurement up to 2 MΩ allow quick checking of conductor and semiconductor element integrity without needing an external power source.
The device operates on a 9 V "Krona" type battery, simplifying battery replacement but requiring consideration of the device's size when stored in compact tool kits.
Origin Country: Russian Federation
AMD 4,440.00 / piece