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Question: Is this safe to use in panels that require CAT III protection? The one I received in mail is different from the one pictured (mine says only CAT II)?
Document: Was very excited to receive my digital multimeter. I'm currently studying to be an electrician and this tool will be perfect for my day to day activities. I ordered "what I thought would be" a CAT 3 rated meter, but received a CAT 2. (the description clearly states CAT3 & is labeled in the pic) I'm  about to contact the seller to see if this can be corrected since Amazon won't be able to replace it because it came from a third party lender.
As I noticed when I purchased this unit, there are several different products listed under different manufactures that are identical to this unit, with the exception of some color and decal differences. I purchased this unit after an identical Dawson brand broke after about 4 months of use. This particular unit only lasted 2 weeks before it broke. There is a design flaw with the retractable tip. To move it in and out, you twist the plastic tip.
The sensitivity of the voltage sensor is adjustable. At its most sensitive setting, the alerts activate about 18" from an AC outlet; about 2" when set at the lowest sensitive setting.I purchased the meter direct from the manufacturer, and received it within the same week.Overall, I am very impressed with this meter. It is lightweight, easy to use, and of higher quality than I had anticipated for its price.
(But since I measure DC far more often than AC I don't like this AC default! )- Likewise the function selector position has one selection for measuring Resistance, Diode test, Continuity (again, selected by function press unless you want the default "resistance" function)- The Range & Function buttons are the same physical button but it is divided into half with each half doing a different function.
The great company is Amazon. The meter is small, very functional, and only lacks an ammeter. I had one previously for 5 years & slammed a car door on it. This one works great! I have an electrician in my group who really likes the layout of this multimeter. The one thing it lacks is dual alligator clips for the leads instead of the kinda weird giant clip, more like a Tyrannosaurus Rex clip, but I kept mine from the previous version & they make it just about perfect.
I had some troubles from a different seller & Amazon went the extra mile to help me get what I wanted, for which I'm very grateful! Thank you Amazon!
I used it twice before the retracting pin mechanism failed on me. After one more use the pin pulled off entirely leaving me out the 30 bucks I paid.
After using it at work (as an electrician) for two years it has held up pretty good to daily use and I bought a second one to use in the car so I always have one with me. I also like the built in tick tracer function which saves room in my pocket.
The instruction booklet nor the box make even one smallest reference to a warrantee period..... no idea what it is, but with Amazon I am fully protected! Good thing is my best guess at this point........? :-)Results:  IF this actually worked fully - it would be a fantastic tool to have and use over and over again!! !As it is, and with the history of failure after failure on so many???
I purchased one of these to test continuity in my car and for general household use. It does detect hot circuits/wires but that is about it.When set to the Ohm/continuity test it is stuck in O.L Even when the tips were touched together. Too bad it is of poor quality I really wanted to like it.Back to Fluke
Answer: yes