Multimeter
Product Code : EL-PLE-13170Eduscope India is a leading Multimeter Quick Answer: Multimeteris a compact analog instrument that reads AC voltage, DC voltage, DC current, resistance, capacitance and decibels in a single handheld unit, powered by 2 AA batteries.
This multimeter from EduScope India is designed for physics laboratories that need reliable, multi-function electrical measurement in a single handheld unit. It is part of EduScope India's electronic lab instruments India range underPhysics Lab Equipmentand gives students and instructors a straightforward way to study circuits, components, and electrical properties on the bench. Built around a traditional analog display, this multimeter reads AC voltage, DC voltage, DC current, and resistance, covering the core parameters needed for most circuit and component experiments; it also measures capacitance and decibels, extending its use to component testing and basic acoustic measurement exercises. A built-in diode test function allows quick checks of diode orientation and condition, while overload protection helps guard the internal circuitry against accidental overcurrent during regular classroom handling. The multimeter operates on 2 AA size batteries, keeping it portable and independent of mains power for use across different workstations or mobile lab setups; its compact footprint of 6.5" x 5" x 1.75" makes it easy to store on lab shelves or carry between classrooms.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Display | Analog |
| Measures | AC/DC voltage, DC current, resistance, capacitance, decibels |
| Extra function | Diode test |
| Power | 2 x AA batteries |
| Dimensions | 6.5" x 5" x 1.75" |
It is part of EduScope India'sPhysics Lab Equipmentrange. Laboratories that prefer a numeric readout may consider EduScope India'sMultimeter, Digital, which offers a comparable set of measurement functions in digital form. For setups focused specifically on alternating voltage, EduScope India'sAC Voltmetersprovide a dedicated analog instrument for AC measurement experiments.
