3 ½ Digit 2,000 Count Industrial Digital Multimeter: CAT III 600V - (9007A)

The Triplett Model 9007-A is a 3-1/2 digit (2000 count) manual ranging high performance digital multimeter with a large backlit LCD display. It measures AC/DC Voltage, AC/DC Current, Resistance, Temperature, Frequency, Capacitance, Continuity, and Diode Test. The rubberized overmolded housing provides impact and drop resistance in a sleek ergonomic design, and the user-friendly Auto Power Off feature helps maximizes battery life. CAT III 600V safety rating. Complete with test leads, alligator clips, Type K temperature probe, and 9V battery. 3 year warranty.

9007A-NIST Comes with Certificate of traceability to NIST standards 
Please add 11 business days lead-time for the NIST calibration process

CATEGORY: DIGITAL MULTIMETER

• 31 measurement ranges, 3 ½ digit resolution with large 1.4” backlit display
• AC/DC Voltage to 600V and AC/DC Current to 10A
• Temperature, Frequency and Capacitance measurement
• CAT III 600V, Data Hold, Auto power off, and Low battery indicator
• Lead time for NIST Certified products is 5-7 business days
• Upon order placement, please provide the company name that should appear on the certificate.  Without this information, we will not be able to provide a certificate of calibration.

Datasheet

User Manual

• Q: What is a CAT III Multimeter or CAT 3 Multimeter?
  A: A CAT III Multimeter or CAT 3 Multimeter is a type of digital multimeter designed to withstand higher transient overvoltage levels, making it suitable for use in Category III electrical environments. It is commonly used for industrial and commercial applications where higher voltage levels are present.

• Q: What does CAT III rating mean?
  A: The CAT III rating indicates the multimeter's ability to handle transients and surges in electrical systems. It is certified to be used in installations up to a specific voltage level, ensuring safety and accuracy in higher voltage environments.

• Q: Where is a CAT III Multimeter typically used?
  A: CAT III Multimeters are commonly used in industrial settings, distribution panels, heavy machinery, power utilities, and other environments with high-energy electrical systems. They are also suitable for household electrical work.

• Q: Can I use a CAT III Multimeter for lower voltage applications?
  A: Yes, you can use a CAT III Multimeter for lower voltage applications. The CAT III rating ensures that the multimeter is safe to use in both lower and higher voltage environments.

• Q: What are the key features of a CAT 3 Multimeter?
  A: CAT 3 Multimeters are equipped with various features such as voltage, current, resistance, capacitance measurements, diode testing, continuity checks, data hold, and backlight display. Some models may offer additional functions like temperature measurement and frequency testing.

• Q: Is a CAT III Multimeter suitable for DIY use?
  A: Yes, a CAT III Multimeter can be used for DIY electrical projects, especially when dealing with circuits that may have higher voltage levels. However, it is essential to have a good understanding of electrical safety and proper usage before using any multimeter.

• Q: How can I ensure the safety of using a CAT III Multimeter?
  A: Always read the user manual provided with the multimeter and follow safety guidelines. Inspect the meter for any damage before use and ensure that the test leads and probes are in good condition. Additionally, use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when working with electrical systems.

• Q: What is the difference between CAT III and CAT IV Multimeters?
  A: CAT III Multimeters are designed for use in fixed installations, distribution boards, and equipment connected to a building's electrical supply, while CAT IV Multimeters are suitable for primary supply lines, such as electricity meters and utility connections.

• Q: Can a CAT III Multimeter measure AC and DC voltage?
  A: Yes, most CAT III Multimeters can measure both AC and DC voltage, making them versatile for various electrical measurements.

• Q: Is calibration necessary for a CAT 3 Multimeter?
  A: Calibration is essential to ensure the accuracy of any measuring instrument, including CAT III Multimeters. Periodic calibration by a certified technician helps maintain the meter's precision and reliability.