Metrix MTX 3292B Handheld Digital Multimeter, True RMS, 10A ac Max, 10A dc Max, 1000V ac Max

IEC 61010-1, Cat III 1000 V, Cat IV 600 V, EN61326-1. MTX3292 and MTX3292B Series (ASYC IV) Recorder-Multimeter. MTX3292 and MTX3292B digital display multimeters are used in total safety within both electronics and electrical engineering. The MTX3292 provides direct measurement of the main electrical quantities they are compact, rugged leak proof and comfortable to hold. An easy to use multimeter with the strength being the HMI, advanced measurement functions and the measurement help provided. A large LCD display, digital keyboard and lighting all in an IP67 casing. Features and Benefits:. Large backlit colour graphical LCD, 320 x 240 pts (70 x 52 mm) Graphical display, monitoring, storage, specifications on 4 measurement levels (1 main and 3 secondary) simultaneously Digital switch with lighting of main function keys (8 positions) Storage: 1000 measurements DC, AC and AC+DC voltage DC, AC and AC+DC current Frequency Resistance and continuity Diode test Temperature with Pt100 / 1000 and K / J TC Protection: IP67 Communication: IR / USB. Added Benefits:. Graphical display of the trends for each measurement function. Multiple analytical tools. Trace, cursors and zoom on the recordings. Recording of 10 sequences. Surveillance of the MIN/MAX and AVG data with relative time/date stamping and of voltage and current peaks. Storage of up to 1000 measurements. Contextual reminder of the connections. Normal USB communication or Bluetooth available options. IP67 Protection against water projection and dust, excellent for outdoor environments. Power Supply:. 4 x Ni-MH batteries. 100 Hours operation time on batteries with battery management. Multimeter operates whilst charging. What Is Included?. Multimeter. 4 x Ni-MH rechargeable batteries, 2400 mAH 1.5 V. Cable 1.5 m long, straight/straight red. Cable 1.5 m long, straight/straight black. Red CAT IV 1 kV test probe. Black CAT IV 1 kV test probe. USB Optical cable + SX-DMM software. User guide on CD and paper start-up guide