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PCE-PDM 1
multimeter (CAT III / 600V)
pen
like multimeter with automatic
range selection / can be
operated by one hand /
multiple functions (V AC/DC, Ω,
diode test, continuity test,
etc.) |
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The PCE-PDM 1 multimeter,
which is like a pen is size
and shape, is a multimeter
suitable for daily use. It multimeter comes with alligators clips
and an extension for
measurement points, allowing
the multimeter to be used in
places that are normally
difficult to access. The
ability to use it in one
hand and the data hold
function make this an easy
multimeter to operate. All
measurement ranges, such as
voltage (AC/DC), resistance,
diode test, continuity test
can be operated by a single
finger pressing a button
which activates the controls
within. Such properties are
important to technicians
working in the sector for
installations and machinery.
Here is an overview of
our multimeters.
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Easy, one hand operation
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High
contrast LCD ensures that
measurement values can be
read easily in conditions of
poor light
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Automatic range selection
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Data hold function
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Auto shut-off
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Designed with safety in mind
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Diode test
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Tests continuity
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Comes with
extensions for measurement
points, alligator clips,
batteries, replacement fuse
and user's manual
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PCE-PDM 1
multimeter
View or print the user's
manual

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Technical specifications |
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Measurement range |
Resolution |
Accuracy |
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Voltage DC |
400.0 mV |
0.1 mV |
±(0.8% + 2 digits) |
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4.000 V |
1 mV |
±(1.0% + 2 digits) |
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40.00 V |
10 mV |
±(1.0% + 2 digits) |
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400.0 V |
100 mV |
±(1.0% + 2 digits) |
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600 V |
1 V |
±(1.2% + 2 digits) |
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Maximum input value of 1000V |
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Input resistance of 10 MΩ |
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Voltage AC
(40 Hz to 400 Hz) |
4.000 V |
1 mV |
±(1.2% + 3 digits) |
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40.00 V |
10 mV |
±(1.2% + 3 digits) |
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400.0 V |
100 mV |
±(1.2% + 3 digits) |
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600 V |
1 V |
±(1.5% + 3 digits) |
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Maximum input value of 1000V |
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Input resistance of 10 MΩ |
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DC
current |
40.00 mA |
0.01 mA |
±(1.5% + 2 digits) |
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400.00 mA |
0.1 mA |
±(1.5% + 2 digits) |
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Maximum input value of 400 mA |
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AC
current |
40.00 mA |
0.01 mA |
±(1.8% + 3 digits) |
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400.0 mA |
0.1 mA |
±(2.0% + 3 digits) |
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Maximum input value of 400 mA |
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Resistance |
400.0 Ω |
0.1 Ω |
±3% |
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4.000 KΩ |
1 Ω |
±3% |
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40.00 K Ω |
10 Ω |
±3% |
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400.0 K Ω |
100 Ω |
±3% |
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4.000 MΩ |
1 KΩ |
±3% |
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40.00 MΩ |
10 KΩ |
±3% |
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Transit test |
acoustic signal to <35 Ω |
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Diode test |
test voltage: 3.4V |
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Dimensions |
230 x 35 x 20mm |
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Weight |
200g |
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Display |
3 3/4 LCD
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Range selection |
automatic |
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Power |
2 x LR44
type batteries |
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Low battery indicator |
when batteries are low |
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Auto shut-off |
after 10 min. without
activity |
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Standard |
IEC 61010 ; CAT IIl / 600 V; CE
certified |
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Here the PCE-PDM 1 multimeter
is
measuring resistance. |

Here the PCE-PDM 1
multimeter
is testing a fuse. |
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Contents
PCE-PDM 1
multimeter
alligator clip
extension for measurement
points
4
LR44 batteries LR44 (2 in
the device and 2
replacements)
replacement fuse
user's manual |
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Definition
and interesting
information about
multimeters:
The multimeter is a
device for measuring
electrical
magnitudes which
combines different
modes and ranges in
a single device. The
standard equipment
of a multimeter
allows for voltage
and intensity of
current in different
measurement ranges. Normally
the multimeter can
be switched between
measurements of
voltage AC and DC.
Other measurement
ranges which for
part of the basic
functions of a
multimeter are
measuring resistance
and continuity with
an acoustic signal.
More equipped modern
digital multimeters
can also measure
frequency, capacity
and temperature. |
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Analogue multimeters show
the measurement value in
different scales for
different ranges of
measurement. Values are
displayed with discrete
marks indicating the
measurement value scale. To
eliminate errors when
reading results, high spec
models come with a mirror
and a scale that allows the
value to be read with
accuracy. The precision of
high quality analogue
devices can be as low as 1%
of the indicated value.
These instruments normally
use a moving coil, whereas
before they were
electromagnetic devices with
an actuating blade.
Measurements of voltage and
alternating current can, on
occasion, lack accuracy and
should have a rectifier
preconnected fr systems
using a moving coil. |
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Here you will find an overview of
all the
measuring
instruments
available at PCE Group. |
Contact:
Companies House England
Tursdale Business Park
Co. Durham - DH6 5PG
United Kingdom
Phone. +44 ( 0 ) 191 377 3398
Fax +44 ( 0 ) 191 377 3357 |
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