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Model | VC60B+ |
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Category | Digital Multimeter |
Diode Test | Yes |
Continuity Buzzer | Yes |
Transistor Test | Yes |
Data Hold | Yes |
Back Light | Yes |
Power Supply | 9V battery (6F22) |
DC Voltage | 200mV/2V/20V/200V/1000V |
DC Current | 2mA/20mA/200mA/10A |
AC Current | 200mA/10A |
Resistance | 200Ω/2kΩ/20kΩ/200kΩ/2MΩ/20MΩ |
Capacitance | 2nF/20nF/200nF/2μF/20μF |
Temperature | -20°C to 1000°C |
Frequency | 20kHz ±(1.5%+5) |
Safety Standards | IEC61010-1, CAT III 600V |
Describes the DC voltage converter, user-friendly features, high range, backlight, data hold, and auto power off capabilities.
Selects the measurement voltage from 250V, 500V, 1000V DC, or AC750V.
Selects the resistance measurement range.
Auto-lock power switch for instrument operation.
LED display indicating high voltage status.
Button used to initiate measurement.
Displays measured data, units, and status information.
Shows the instrument model designation.
Terminal for connecting the measured circuit.
Protection terminal for leakage effect elimination.
Input terminal for AC Voltage measurement.
Terminal for connecting the measured object's ground.
Connection point for external AC power adaptor.
Covers display, over range, power, consumption, operation environment, dimensions, and weight.
Details accuracy, input impedance, and frequency response for measurements.
Instructions for opening the battery case and installing 6pcs of 5# batteries, noting polarity.
Pressing the POWER button and selecting the appropriate voltage and range for measurement.
Connecting leads to the measured object's terminals and using the G terminal for protection.
Pressing the measurement button, locking it, and reading stable values from the LCD.
Understanding '1' display for over-range and using higher ranges or specific settings for >2000MΩ.
Suggestion to hang the instrument on the neck to free up hands during measurement.
Caution regarding high voltage at output terminals when voltage selection is not pressed.
Verifying voltage selection, ensuring object is discharged, and avoiding terminal contact during measurement.
Keeping instrument away from high temperatures and direct sunlight to protect the LCD.
Replacing batteries when low battery symbol appears and removing them for long-term storage.
Connecting the 'G' terminal to the shield side for stable readings in noisy environments.
Using original silicone rubber test leads and advising against unauthorized changes.
Note on battery disconnection when using AC adaptor and correct power supply method selection.
Provides solutions for common faults like 'No display', 'symbol appearance', and 'Error value'.