ANENG A3005A 4000 Counts Professional Digital Multimeter US$9.89/A$14.81 Delivered @ Banggood

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the ANENG A3005A 4000 Counts Professional Digital Multimeter, including the shipping fee and Goods and services Tax, have enough stocks, will be shipped from Banggood CN warehouse, only need US$9.89/A$14.81, pro version US$12.09/A$18.1.

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Features:

Accurate & Reliable: This ANENG A3005A 4000 Counts Professional Digital Multimeter Pen provides accurate and reliable AC/DC voltage, Hz, capacitance, and resistance measurements.

Wide Range of Measurements: Covering AC voltage range from 4V600V, DC voltage range from 400mV600V, Hertz from 10Hz to 10MHz, capacitance from 10nF40mF, and resistance from 0Ω40MΩ, this device offers a wide variety of uses.

Advanced Functions: It comes equipped with useful features such as diode test, on/off beep, automatic shutdown, NCV induction, live zero line, and flashlight, enhancing your testing experience.

User-friendly Interface: A VA display screen ensures easy viewing of measurements and the data retention feature conveniently holds your previous measurements.

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  m9 on 25/09/2024 - 17:43

  +3

  ANENG A3005A US$5.99 - Aliexpress Pick 3 & Save

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  yoho on 25/09/2024 - 21:31

  yes, the ali deal is better. I have one and it seems to work OK. I find the form factor to be more useful than a normal multimeter.

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  GeneralSkunk on 25/09/2024 - 22:09

  +3

  Professional huh. At $9 each with a completely unknown brand. Can’t see industry throwing out their Flukes for this.

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    fredk1000 on 26/09/2024 - 21:23

    I don't think it is an unknown brand, its been around for years and still around. Cheap they are.
    I bought an Aneng years ago, build quality is decent, not cheap looking or feeling.
    But I don't use it much, I prefer my cheapo Jaycar one I bought over a decade ago.

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  Ozzster on 25/09/2024 - 23:49

  Not a single word about True RMS, capacitance is only from 10nF to 40mF, no diode and other basic checks, it's just a toy. You can't even stick it into some complex board with small distance between components. Neither professional, nor just a multimeter, it's a toy.

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    yoho on 26/09/2024 - 21:06

    It does have diode checking, but doesn't replace a full multimeter. I just have this one in the car, so really only voltage and fuse checks.