Gossen Metrawatt M194A METRALINE DM 61 Handheld Multimeter CAT III/IV 600V

The Gossen Metrawatt METRALINE DM61 (M194A) is a professional auto-ranging digital multimeter designed for electrical installation, maintenance and troubleshooting applications.

Featuring a 6600-count dual display, analogue bar graph, temperature measurement capability and support for current clamp transformers via its adjustable clip factor function, the DM61 provides a versatile measurement solution for engineers, electricians and technical education environments.

The rugged design incorporates patented Automatic Blocking Sockets (ABS), CAT IV 300V / CAT III 600V protection and a shock-resistant rubber holster for reliable use in demanding working environments.

Features:

• Digital multimeter with analogue bar graph and temperature measurement.
  
• 6600-count dual digital display with backlight.
  
• 66-point analogue bar graph for trend monitoring.
  
• Measures AC/DC voltage, AC/DC current, resistance and temperature.
  
• Continuity and diode testing functions.
  
• Auto-ranging operation with measured value storage.
  
• Adjustable clip factor for use with current transformer clamps.
  
• Current measurement up to 660A when used with an optional 1000:1 current clamp transformer.
  
• Direct current measurement from 10µA to 660mA AC/DC.
  
• Voltage measurement from 100µV to 1000V AC/DC.
  
• Automatic Blocking Sockets (ABS) help prevent incorrect test lead connection.
  
• CAT IV 300V and CAT III 600V safety ratings.
  
• Rugged construction with protective rubber holster.
  
• 3-year manufacturer's warranty.

The M194A is ideal for applications:

• Electrical installation testing and fault finding.
  
• General electrical maintenance and repair work.
  
• Voltage and current measurements in commercial and industrial systems.
  
• Current measurements using optional current clamp transformers up to 660A.
  
• Continuity testing during commissioning and troubleshooting activities.
  
• Temperature monitoring using suitable temperature probes.
  
• Electrical engineering education, training and apprenticeships.
  
• Workshop, laboratory and field-service measurement applications.