UNI-T UT132B
 | Outdated Product £43.00 Product type: multimeter; Type: digital; voltage; current; resistance; Current type: DC; Voltage type: AC / DC; DC voltage minimum (mV): 200; DC voltage max. (V): 600; Measurement accuracy (V⁻) (%): 0.5; AC voltage max. (V): 600; DC minimum (µA): 2000; DC max. (A): 10; Impedance minimum (Ω): 200 |
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UNI-T UT132B
Device:multimeter
Fast. voltage:200 mV, 600 V
Variable voltage:600 V
D.C:2000 µA, 10 А
Resistance:200 Ω, 20 MΩ
All specifications
Specifications UT132B
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Information in model description is for reference purposes.
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Model modifications:
- Model UT132A — no functions for measuring temperature, capacitance and "continuity" of the circuit, there is a meander generator
- Model UT132B — no functions for measuring temperature, capacitance and square wave generator, there is a "continuity" of the circuit
- Model UT132C — no capacitance measurement and square wave generator functions, there is a temperature measurement and continuity function
- Model UT132D — no temperature measurement and square wave generator functions, there is a capacitance measurement function and "continuity" of the circuit
