Multimeter Technology

General

Caution: Dangerous Multimeters

Market surveillance authorities in Hessen, Germany, examined handheld multimeters as part of their primary campaign in 2006 in cooperation with the test laboratories of the German trade association for precision engineering and electrical engineering.

MM001: Valuable Information for Selecting a DMM (digital multimeter)

MM002: Use of Measuring Instruments at Altitudes of greater than 2000 Meters above Sea Level

Special Items

Testing with system multimeters METAHIT 27I

Multimeters and Software

PG001: USB-RS232 COM-Converter

MM003: Display Fluctuates and the Measured Value Changes

MM004: The Display Value is not Changed to Zerol

MM005: Frequency Measurement Doesn’t Work

MM006: METRAport 40S / VAG 1526 - Duty Factor Measurement Reads Out 0.0% as a Measured Value

MM007: No Results for Thermocouple Temperature Measurement

MM008: METRAHit 29S and Power Disturbance Recording