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Uni-T Digital Multimeter True RMS with Buzzer with AC / DC Measurement UT61E
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Uni-T Digital Multimeter True RMS with Buzzer with AC / DC Measurement UT61E

Lightweight and small in size, portable digital multimeter, ideal for professionals to always have with them. It supports auto-ranging, True RMS for accurate AC measurements, and peak hold...

Lightweight and small in size, portable digital multimeter, ideal for professionals to always have with them. It supports auto-ranging, True RMS for accurate AC measurements, and peak hold function. Its special construction protects it from drops and it features a support stand for easier use.

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Description

Description

Lightweight and small in size, portable digital multimeter, ideal for professionals to always have with them. It supports auto-ranging, True RMS for accurate AC measurements, and peak hold function. Its special construction protects it from drops and it features a support stand for easier use.

Features

  • DC Voltage (V): 1000V ± (0.1%+2)
  • AC Voltage (V): 750V ± (0.8%+10)
  • DC Current (A): 10A ± (0.5%+10)
  • AC Current (A): 10A ± (0.8%+10)
  • Resistance (Ω): 220MΩ ± (0.5%+10)
  • Capacitance (F): 220mF ± (3%+5)
  • Frequency (Hz): 10Hz ~ 220MHz
  • Bandwidth (Hz): 45Hz ~ 10kHz
  • Duty Cycle: 0.1% ~ 99.9%
  • Power: 9V Battery (6F22)
  • Display: 65mm x 43mm
  • Net Weight: 370g 
  • Product Size: 180mm x 87mm x 47mm

What's included:

  • Test Lead pair
  • UT61 Multi-Purpose Socket
  • User manual
  • RS232C Interface Cable

Manufacturer

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Specifications

Specifications

Colour
Red
with LCD Screen
No
True RMS
Yes
with Buzzer
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • eximnos
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
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    I have it for a while and it seems like a decent purchase! The previous reviewer tried it more accurately. I just have to add that it doesn't have any kind of memory to store values and transfer them to the computer later. The communication via RS232 is optically isolated through data transmission and we are only talking about real-time data. Apart from that, the software does a few things, it works like an oscilloscope, it produces some recordings, that's about it. It works though! The software is UT61E V4.01

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  • baggelis_baras
    4
    5 out of 7 members found this review helpful
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    A sturdy multimeter for the advanced hobbyist who requires a lot of decimal places when taking measurements. Of course, it's not enough for an instrument to have many decimal places; it must also have accuracy. That's why I tested it against the 5.5-digit DM3058e from Rigoll (last calibration 06/2022). With voltage source swing in all scales, the measurement accuracy was more than satisfactory (UniT/Rigol: -0.0144V/-14.516mV, 1.0011V/1.00190V, 9.996V/10.0036V, 29.96V/030.004V). However, there was an error in current measurement (Unit/Rigoll: 0.03uA/06.0154mA, 0.157mA/0.29558A, 606mA/890mA, 1.58A/1.98A). Additionally, it does not have the ability to measure temperature from a thermocouple. Although it has an IR -> RS-232 output for computer connection. For the €35 that I bought it for, I consider it to be a great value for money.

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  • eximnos
    5
    eximnos

    I have it for a while and it seems like a decent purchase! The previous reviewer tried it more accurately. I just have to add that it doesn't have any kind of memory to store values and transfer them to the computer later. The communication via RS232 is optically isolated through data transmission and we are only talking about real-time data. Apart from that, the software does a few things, it works like an oscilloscope, it produces some recordings, that's about it. It works though! The software is UT61E V4.01

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  • baggelis_baras
    4
    baggelis_baras

    A sturdy multimeter for the advanced hobbyist who requires a lot of decimal places when taking measurements. Of course, it's not enough for an instrument to have many decimal places; it must also have accuracy. That's why I tested it against the 5.5-digit DM3058e from Rigoll (last calibration 06/2022). With voltage source swing in all scales, the measurement accuracy was more than satisfactory (UniT/Rigol: -0.0144V/-14.516mV, 1.0011V/1.00190V, 9.996V/10.0036V, 29.96V/030.004V). However, there was an error in current measurement (Unit/Rigoll: 0.03uA/06.0154mA, 0.157mA/0.29558A, 606mA/890mA, 1.58A/1.98A). Additionally, it does not have the ability to measure temperature from a thermocouple. Although it has an IR -> RS-232 output for computer connection. For the €35 that I bought it for, I consider it to be a great value for money.

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  • 4
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Description & Specifications

Lightweight and small in size, portable digital multimeter, ideal for professionals to always have with them. It supports auto-ranging, True RMS for accurate AC measurements, and peak hold function. Its special construction protects it from drops and it features a support stand for easier use.

Features

  • DC Voltage (V): 1000V ± (0.1%+2)
  • AC Voltage (V): 750V ± (0.8%+10)
  • DC Current (A): 10A ± (0.5%+10)
  • AC Current (A): 10A ± (0.8%+10)
  • Resistance (Ω): 220MΩ ± (0.5%+10)
  • Capacitance (F): 220mF ± (3%+5)
  • Frequency (Hz): 10Hz ~ 220MHz
  • Bandwidth (Hz): 45Hz ~ 10kHz
  • Duty Cycle: 0.1% ~ 99.9%
  • Power: 9V Battery (6F22)
  • Display: 65mm x 43mm
  • Net Weight: 370g 
  • Product Size: 180mm x 87mm x 47mm

What's included:

  • Test Lead pair
  • UT61 Multi-Purpose Socket
  • User manual
  • RS232C Interface Cable

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Colour
Red
with LCD Screen
No
True RMS
Yes
with Buzzer
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

4.3
3
4.3
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  2. 2
  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Value for money
  • Accuracy in measurements

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  • eximnos
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    eximnos

    Verified purchase

    I have it for a while and it seems like a decent purchase! The previous reviewer tried it more accurately. I just have to add that it doesn't have any kind of memory to store values and transfer them to the computer later. The communication via RS232 is optically isolated through data transmission and we are only talking about real-time data. Apart from that, the software does a few things, it works like an oscilloscope, it produces some recordings, that's about it. It works though! The software is UT61E V4.01

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Accuracy in measurements
    • Value for money
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  • baggelis_baras
    4
    5 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    baggelis_baras

    Verified purchase

    A sturdy multimeter for the advanced hobbyist who requires a lot of decimal places when taking measurements. Of course, it's not enough for an instrument to have many decimal places; it must also have accuracy. That's why I tested it against the 5.5-digit DM3058e from Rigoll (last calibration 06/2022). With voltage source swing in all scales, the measurement accuracy was more than satisfactory (UniT/Rigol: -0.0144V/-14.516mV, 1.0011V/1.00190V, 9.996V/10.0036V, 29.96V/030.004V). However, there was an error in current measurement (Unit/Rigoll: 0.03uA/06.0154mA, 0.157mA/0.29558A, 606mA/890mA, 1.58A/1.98A). Additionally, it does not have the ability to measure temperature from a thermocouple. Although it has an IR -> RS-232 output for computer connection. For the €35 that I bought it for, I consider it to be a great value for money.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Accuracy in measurements
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  • 4
    GEORGE_SIPSAS8041

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    • Construction quality
    • Accuracy in measurements
    • Value for money
  • eximnos
    5
    eximnos

    I have it for a while and it seems like a decent purchase! The previous reviewer tried it more accurately. I just have to add that it doesn't have any kind of memory to store values and transfer them to the computer later. The communication via RS232 is optically isolated through data transmission and we are only talking about real-time data. Apart from that, the software does a few things, it works like an oscilloscope, it produces some recordings, that's about it. It works though! The software is UT61E V4.01

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • baggelis_baras
    4
    baggelis_baras

    A sturdy multimeter for the advanced hobbyist who requires a lot of decimal places when taking measurements. Of course, it's not enough for an instrument to have many decimal places; it must also have accuracy. That's why I tested it against the 5.5-digit DM3058e from Rigoll (last calibration 06/2022). With voltage source swing in all scales, the measurement accuracy was more than satisfactory (UniT/Rigol: -0.0144V/-14.516mV, 1.0011V/1.00190V, 9.996V/10.0036V, 29.96V/030.004V). However, there was an error in current measurement (Unit/Rigoll: 0.03uA/06.0154mA, 0.157mA/0.29558A, 606mA/890mA, 1.58A/1.98A). Additionally, it does not have the ability to measure temperature from a thermocouple. Although it has an IR -> RS-232 output for computer connection. For the €35 that I bought it for, I consider it to be a great value for money.

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    5
  • 4
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