The rugged and compact BBT858L Precision Data Hold Digital Multimeter from Byte Brothers is designed for indoor and outdoor use, and helps you measure resistance, amperage, voltage, and temperature. The 3.5-digit backlit LCD display provides a clear view of your readings. The built-in diode test and continuity buzzer let you focus on where you're placing the probes instead of trying to read the display. The soft silicon grip on the test leads make them easy to handle.

Suitable for low-voltage electronics and single-phase AC electrical testing, this multimeter can be used by electricians, technicians, or servicemen on a broad variety of equipment including electronics and electrical components, devices, fuses, alarms, and circuit boards. The integrated temperature probe makes this multimeter extremely useful for heating/cooling (HVAC) technicians as well. The included 9V battery, when at full charge, can power this device for up to 200 hours.

3.5-Digit Backlit LCD Display    CATII 600V Rating    Hold Button    K-Type Temperature Thermocouple    Continuity Buzzer    Soft Silicone Test Leads    Battery Life of up to 200 Hours

Helps you measure resistance, amperage, voltage, and temperature

3.5-digit backlit LCD display

Built-in diode test and continuity buzzer

Test leads with soft silicon grip

Integrated temperature probe for heating/cooling (HVAC) technicians

Included 9V battery can power this device for up to 200 hours

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used to determine where a cable is broken?

A: This item won't tell where the cable is broken, but will identify which cable is an issue.

Q: 2. Does this work with a GH5

A: Yes, the AstrHori 18mm f/8 Macro Probe Lens (Micro Four Thirds) is compatible with the Panasonic Lumix GH5 Mirrorless Camera (BH #PADCGH5ACCK).

Q: 3. Is the lens mount user-swappable?

A: Yes, the AstrHori 18mm f/8 Macro Probe Lens (Canon RF) can be put on or removed just like any other Canon RF lens.

Q: 4. I am planning on purchasing this lens to get inside archtecture models to get good interior photographs. This lens seems like it should work well. Any thoughts?

A: Yes, it will work for your planned usage needs. The Venus Optics Laowa 24mm f/14 Probe Lens has a minimum focus distance of 18.5 minimum focus distance, though it has an incredibly short 0.78 inch working distance. Also, the lens has built-in LED lights so you can use the light to illuminate your working area (as the lens has a low f/14 maximum aperture). If you are shooting small models, but you still want detailed images of the models you wish to shoot, this may be a great option to try for your planned usage needs.

Q: 5. In What country is this meter assembled?

A: The FLIR DM93 True RMS Industrial Multimeter is made in Taiwan.

Q: 6. Will this lenses work on a Canon Eos 6D?

A: No, the AstrHori 18mm f/8 Macro Probe Lens (Canon RF) is only for the RF mount cameras. The Canon EOS 6D is a EF mount camera.

Q: 7. Is a manual or instruction pamphlet included?

A: Yes, there is an instruction manual included with the Byte Brothers BBT858L Precision Data Hold Digital Multimeter.

Q: 8. Is the temperature probe suitable for checking actual vs 'dial' temp settings on kitchen ovens?

A: This is not a food-grade probe, so it is not recommended.

Q: 9. Will this work on a GH5?

A: Yes, the AstrHori 18mm f/8 Macro Probe Lens (Micro Four Thirds) will work on the Panasonic Lumix GH5.

Q: 10. Does this product send a tone over the coax? I would think so, but I don't see anywhere definitively stating that. This is a big deal, as doing security cam installs and such, you go into a job not knowing what wire is coming out where and usually have a jumbled mess. So it'd be nice if this did have that feature to shoot a tone over the coax and use the probe to pick the right line out off 20 or more.

A: Yes, it works pretty well. I used it in a jumble of 20 Ethernet cables going through a wall. There are fancier devices that can tell you the length of a cable, but for the price this is a good deal. There was some leakage to adjacent wires on the same cable, but I could still tell which pin was connected to the pin on the other end.