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Southwire Multimeters

Just announced Southwire will be launching 2 new digital multimeters that pack a lot of professional features at a very aggressive price. Starting with the manual ranging 10031S ($25) which is rated up to CAT III 300V, AC/DC, includes test leads and the same tough housing that can take a 6’ drop like all their other higher end units. The step up auto-ranging 10041N ($45) is rated up to CAT III 600V, similar features but adds non-contact AC detector, frequency, temperature and duty cycle. For professionals doing mostly residential these meters may check all the boxes. For commercial electricians where higher voltage and/or CAT IV is required clearly these meter are not going to be the right solution for you.

Southwire Auto-Ranging Multimeter 10041N

  • Measures AC/DC voltage up to 600V, Resistance up to 2MΩ, and AC and DC current up to 10A
  • CAT III 600V Safety Rating
  • Measures capacitance, frequency, temperature and duty cycle. Tests batteries, continuity, and diodes.
  • Built-In Non-Contact AC Voltage Detector
  • Convenience features include built-in test probe holder, kickstand, easy-change fuses, and accepts Southwire magnetic hanging strap (available separately)
  • Built to withstand a 6-foot drop
  • New design meets the latest UL safety standard
  • Includes test leads, thermocouple with adapter, and 9V battery
  • Backlit LCD Display
  • Auto Power Off preserves battery life

Southwire 10041N MultiMeter

  • Includes:
    • 10041N CAT III Multimeter
    • Test leads
    • Type K temperature probe with banana plug adapter
    • 9V battery
    • Instruction manual
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Southwire Digital CAT III Multimeters, Under $50

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