POWER PROBE PPDMM Digital Multimeter User Manual

: June 3, 2024
: POWER PROBE

Table of Contents

POWER PROBE PPDMM Digital Multimeter
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
FEATURE DETAILS
DISPLAY FUNCTION INSTRUCTIONS
ROTARY SWITCH FUNCTION INSTRUCTIONS
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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POWER PROBE PPDMM Digital Multimeter

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

Operating Altitude: 2000m
Relative Humidity: 75% max operating
Operating Temperature: 0°C-40°C/32°F-104°F (<80% RH)
Storage Temperature: -10°C-60°C/14°F-140°F (<70% RH)
Accuracy Temperature: -18°C-28°C/64°F-82°F (<80% RH)
Temperature Coefficient: 0.1x(specified accuracy)/°C (<18°C or >28°C)
Sampling Frequency: approx. 3 times/sec.
Fuse Protection: µNmA input: F600mN600V 10A input: F10N600V
DC/AC Voltage: 600V
DC/AC Current: 10A
Resistance: SOMO
Capacitance: 60mF
Frequency: 10kHz
Diodes: 2.7V
Continuity: <500
Temperature: -2o·c-1ooo·c1-4°F-1832°F
LCD Display: 3 ¾ digit display (6000 counts)
Product Supply: 3×1.SV AAA batteries
Product Size: 160mmx74mmx49mm / 6.3″x2.9″x1 .9″
Product Weight: 482g / 1.06Ib
Safety Rating: CAT IV 600V; pollution degree: II
Safety Standards: IEC61010-1
Pollution Degree: 2
Accuracy: ±(of reading+# of least significant digits)

WARNINGS
To avoid electric shock and injury or damage to the meter, observe the following safety methods:

Check the meter before use to make sure there was no damage during transit.
Check that the insulation on the test leads is not damaged and/or wires are not exposed.
If any faults or abnormalities are observed, the meter should not be used and should be checked out prior to use.
Never exceed the protection limit values indicated in specifications for each range of measurement.
Always be careful when working voltages above 60V DC or 30V AC rrns, keep fingers behind the probe barrier while measuring.
Make sure the rotary switch is in the correct position before measurement.
Never use the meter in an environment with explosive gas, vapor or dust.
Always keep fingers behind probe barriers when making measurements

WARNINGS

When connecting test leads to a circuit, connect the black test lead first, then the red lead. Disconnect in the opposite order.
Turn off power and discharge all capacitors first before measuring resistance, continuity or diodes.
Failure to follow safety guidelines could compromise the safety features of this meter.
Do not use the meter without the battery cover in place.
Replace the batteries as soon as the low battery symbol “” to avoid false reading that could lead to electric shock and injury.
Remove test leads from all circuits before opening the battery cover.

SAFETY SYMBOLS

	Im tant safety information
	Ground
	DC(direct current)
	AC (alternating current)
	DC/AC Voltage or Current
	Double insulation protection

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Fuse

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Compliance with EU regulations

FEATURE DETAILS

LCD Display
Hold/Backlight Button
Press to hold the current reading on the display. Press the button again to release the hold Hold “ to turn on the backlight. Hold the button again to manually turn off the backlight.
Max/Min Button
In all modes (except continuity, diode, capacitance), press Max/Min” and the display will show the maximum value recorded since the button was pressed. Press the button again and the display will show the minimum value recorded. Pressing the button a third time will show the difference between the max and min value. Hold “Max/Min” to return the display to normal readings.
Function Switch Button
Press “FUNC” to switch between functions or between AC/DC current.
Frequency/Duty Cycle Button (Hz/%)
In AC voltage/current modes, press “Hz%” and the display will show the frequency measurement. Press the button again to switch to duty cycle. Press the button a third time to return to normal display.
Range Button
In voltage, current and resistance modes, the default range is auto. To enter manual range, press “RAN”. Each press of the button increases the range, and returns to the lowest range when pressed in the highest range. Hold “RAN” to return to auto range. (Only auto range is available in capacitance mode)
Relative Measurement Button
In all modes (except resistance, continuity, diode), press “REL” and the display will show the relative value, i.e. the difference between |the stored value when the button was pressed and the currently measured value. (REL = stored value – currently measured value) Press the button again to return the display to normal. (In REL mode, auto range is disabled)
Rotary Switch
Input Jack (all measurements; current below 600mA)
A Jack (current measurements between 600mA-10A only)
Common Jack (all measurements)