FLIR’s DM62 Digital Multimeter with Non-Contact Voltage

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July 16. 2018

The DM62 measures AC/DC voltage, current (A, mA, μA), and resistance/continuity for electronic system troubleshooting. Its intuitive and simple user interface allows for more effective and efficient troubleshooting and testing of electrical and electronic systems. It offers a variable-frequency drive (VFD) mode and an extended voltage measurement range up to 1000 volts for electrical system measurements.

With non-contact voltage detection, the DM62 features a visual indicator and audible beep tones proportional to the field strength. The flashing backlight and audible indication simplify the task of checking wiring connections and switch operation in noisy work environments.

Equipped with extensive standard equipment, the unit comes with batteries, high-quality silicone test leads, integral test lead storage/holder, and a rugged soft carrying case.

For more information www.flir.com

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