Description

DM2002 Ingco Digital Multimeter 

Ingco is a company that produces a variety of hand and power tools, including digital multimeters. DM2002 Ingco Digital Multimeter is an electronic measuring instrument that combines several measurement functions into one device. It typically measures voltage, current, and resistance.

 

Ingco digital multimeters come in different models with varying features and specifications. Some of the common features that you can expect to find in an Ingco digital multimeter include:
1. LCD display: Ingco digital multimeters have a large, clear, and easy-to-read LCD screen that displays measurement results.
2. Overload protection: Ingco digital multimeters have overload protection to prevent damage to the device or the circuit being tested.

Overall, DM2002 Ingco Digital Multimeter is a reliable and accurate tool. It is suitable for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike. They offer a range of features that make them versatile and easy to use, and they are backed by the company’s reputation for producing high-quality tools.

A multimeter is a versatile and essential tool used to measure different electrical properties such as voltage, current, and resistance.

Technical Specification  :

2000 counts LCD display
DC Voltage 600V
AC Voltage 600V
2000 counts LCD display
DC Voltage 200mV/2V/20V/200V/600V
AC Voltage 200V/600V
DC Current 20mA/200mA/10A
Resistance 200Ω/2kΩ/20kΩ/200kΩ/2MΩ/20MΩ
Packed by color box

 

Here are some basic steps to use a multimeter:

1. Set the multimeter to the correct range: Depending on the type of measurement you want to take, set the multimeter to the appropriate range. For example, if you want to measure voltage, select the voltage range that is higher than the expected voltage.
2. Connect the multimeter leads: Connect the red lead to the positive or voltage terminal of the circuit or component you want to measure. Connect the black lead to the negative or ground terminal.
3. Take the measurement: Depending on the measurement you want to take, connect the multimeter leads to the appropriate terminals or points in the circuit. For example, to measure voltage, connect the leads across the component or circuit you want to measure.
4. Read the measurement: Once you have connected the multimeter leads and taken the measurementread the value displayed on the multimeter’s screen. If necessary, adjust the range setting to get a more accurate reading.
5. Turn off the multimeter: After you have finished using the multimeter, turn it off and disconnect the leads.