World's Premier Digital Multimeter! Superior Accuracy and High Response, Topped with Safety Terminal Shutters

The Hioki DT4200 Digital Multimeter Series consist of a complete lineup of 9 models ranging from professional to industrial to pocket types. The DT4282 is a high-precision 60,000 count digital multimeter with direct 10A input and all of the functions and features required for advanced testing in laboratories and R&D.

Key Features

60000 count, 5-digit display, high-resolution measurements

Terminal shutter mechanism (prevents erroneous test lead insertion)

±0.025% DC V basic accuracy, wide 20 Hz to 100 kHz AC V frequency characteristics

Measure up to 10 A with direct input (DT4282 only)

Low-pass filter cuts high harmonics (when measuring inverter fundamental waveforms)

Dual display lets you check voltage and frequency simultaneously

The ultimate digital multimeter, ideal for use R&D applications

The DT4282, which is part of Hioki’s DT4280 series of high-end digital multimeters, is designed for use in laboratories and R&D applications where you wish to measure a wide variety of parameters.

- DC current 600.00 μA / 6000.0 μA / 60.000 mA / 600.00 mA /6.0000 A / 10.000 A

- AC current?600.00 μA / 6000.0 μA / 60.000 mA / 600.00 mA /6.0000 A / 10.000A

- Conductance?600.00 nS

Measure output voltage on the secondary sides of inverters by eliminating harmonic components

Accurately measure the fundamental wave alone by eliminating harmonic components with the DMM’s low-pass filter function

Measure ripple voltage of DC charging systems

You can measure ripple voltage with a superposed DC signal by using peak value measurement and DC + AC voltage measurement.

Percentage display for 4 to 20 mA instrumentation signals

The digital multimeters can convert and display instrumentation signals of 4 to 20 mA or 0 to 20 mA representing properties such as temperature, pressure, and flow rate from a transducer or other device that converts sensor data into an electrical signal.

600.00 μA range for measuring very low currents used by gas-burning devices

Accurately measure the very low currents such as burner flame currents.

True RMS measurement for accurate measurement of even distorted current waveforms

Digital multimeters implement two types of measurement: mean-value measurement and true RMS measurement. The two methods yield significantly different measurement results for current waveforms, which are often distorted. For accurate measurement, it is necessary to use an instrument with true RMS capability.