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Question: What does the meter read with a good 1.5 V and 9 v battery? Thanks Glenn
Document: While the unit overall has a solid feel the accuracy lacks a bit. Mine read 4.95 volts for a precision 5.00V. The temperature reading was off by 3F compared to a precision temp meter. I expected a better product from Extech.I returned this unit and bought a Fluke which costs about twice as much but has the accuracy I need.
WOW, where do I begin? The unit that was shipped to me has so many problems its not even funny. First the meter came with 1 AAA battery (the meter takes 2) installed, which is very confusing. More over, I noticed a rattling noise coming from within the meter, so I opened it up before powering it on to see what the problem was. Turns out there was a loose screw inside the meter that was just floating around freely!! THIS IS INSANELY DANGEROUS!!
First meter didn't work, as battery terminals were corroded. The replacement works fine. Readings are large and easy to see. The temperature probe is very handy, but fragile. The high voltage detection is a good feature. This is a feature rich unit; I would buy it, again.
I've had this meter for a bit over a year now and am very happy with it. It has a good number of features along with the temperature probe which is a nice bonus. Have used on quite a bit of items. House, Auto, Computers, even some standard batteries that got mixed up. Only reason I didn't give this meter 5-stars is because it didn't come with any alligator clips.
This is a fantastic meter. It even warns you if you leave it turned on. Easy to read and easy to use.
Item arrived in good time. Looked good & felt sturdy. Turned it on & it worked well for 2 minutes then went off. Checked it & at first thought it was dead. Item comes with batteries installed. Unknown how long batteries have been in unit so I checked for dead batteries. Turned out batteries became dislodged. I pushed the batteries back into place & it worked like a charm. turns out there is a big enough space in the battery compartment to allow this to happen.
Over 50 bucks for this dog, and it can't read Capacitances. The Range button has no effect in the auto-range mode, and Capacitances appear to only be permitted to be detected in the auto-range mode. The display reads PF values for what I know are UF Caps. I read the other reviews before buying, and thought I was getting a GREAT Meter. But nobody even mentions their experience with the Capacitance feature on various Caps.
Very disappointed. Let me start out by saying I am comparing this meter to a $20 meter I got at harbor Freight. first thing I didn't like about this meter is that touching the 2 leads together read at a half of ohm or higher. Setting it on the AC or DC scale it never read zero but jumped around at reading above zero. I called the company and the jumping around for voltages above zero not measuring a power source was normal.
At room temperature they are all about even 77-78 f.I am not saying you will get incorrect reading with this meter but for me zero should be zero. I will stick to my lower coast meter and throw this one in a draw. The only useful function this has is flashing red when it senses a live circuit which the $20 meter doesn't do. For 2 1/2 times the cost I expect better. I do not feel like this is a precision instrument.
I sanded the leads to remove any coating and the reading were still above zero ohms. Talking to the company again I asked if reading above ac or dc volts should be added to any reading and they said no.They were correct since when I measured voltages with my $20 meter and this they were within 1/2  a volt of each other.I also use the temperature readings for air conditioner units. I use the 2 meters and a shop thermometer in the same outlet vent on a car.
Answer: yes