TheMGPremium
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Re: Replacement temp probe for muti-meter Something I noticed when looking through the manual for that multimeter... how the hell is it rated for CAT III 600V with only a 10A 250V fuse for protection? |
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 Sc0ttKneedraggerPremium
join:2000-11-13
Stockholm, NJ | said by TheMG:Something I noticed when looking through the manual for that multimeter... how the hell is it rated for CAT III 600V with only a 10A 250V fuse for protection?
it's harbor freight. everything's underengineered LOL |
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 Subaru1-3-2-4Premium
join:2001-05-31
Greenwich, CT | said by Sc0tt:said by TheMG:Something I noticed when looking through the manual for that multimeter... how the hell is it rated for CAT III 600V with only a 10A 250V fuse for protection?
it's harbor freight. everything's underengineered LOL Anyone would be stupid to use it on anything that high anyways, for something like that I'd look for something higher rated..
Besides highest I've never checked was 240 VAC and 480 VDC
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 leiboldPremium,MVM
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Sunnyvale, CA
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said by TheMG: how the hell is it rated for CAT III 600V with only a 10A 250V fuse for protection?
Don't worry that fuse isn't even in the path of any voltage measurements 
The fuse is only on the current sensing input.
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