Touch the red test lead to that connection and the meter should again read slightly more than 12 volts. You’ve just proved that voltage is flowing through that cable.

With an included test lead set, the Fluke 117 multimeter costs nearly $300, which isn't cheap, but this tool is loaded with features and should last for many years, even under difficult conditions.

When you need a multimeter for testing electrical equipment around the home, it's vital to know what all those symbols around ...

It doesn’t matter which lead you use, as this test is to determine if a continuous path from one end of the circuit to the other is present. 3. Complete the Circuit and Listen ...

Plug the black test lead into the common jack. Plug the red test lead into the amperage or “A” jack. Set the meter function to the amps AC or DC setting as appropriate. Using alligator clip ...

To test the meter leads properly we need to select the 200 Ohm resistance range. Depending on the type of LCD display, the meter should show either OL or a flashing 1 (both mean off limit). Now, short ...

My meter, Wavetek Meterman 35XL, came with Pomona test leads and I use the banana patch cords, BNC patch cords, and adapters(BNC->Dual Banana and BNC->Dual Mini-Grabber).

To test it, set the multimeter to measure voltage. Insert a probe into each slot and read the line voltage measurement. A properly working outlet gives a reading of 110 to 120 volts.

Fluke Corp. has introduced a new, easy-to-use utility multimeter designed to help utility workers, linemen and electricians to quickly diagnose electrical problems. Fluke Corp. has introduced a new, ...