The maximum amperage is 10 amps.
The Klein Tools model # MM300 Multimeter will measure DC current up to 10 A. Please see the Instructions/Assembly document next to the Product Overview for full specs.
Yes, when measuring DC voltage if the polarity is reversed the MM300 will display a negative number.
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No, this is a big problem when trouble shooting a DC circuit.
The Klein Tools MM300 Multimeter can measure DC milliamps.
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The Klein Tools model # MM300 Multimeter does not include a case.
The MM300 can perform electrical tests such as Voltage, Current, Continuity, Resistance, and others as detailed on HomeDepot.com.
Yes, you can measure the VOLTAGE on a 12V car battery. Set your dial to the 20vdc setting located at about 10 o'clock. You cannot measure the amperage of the battery as it is greater than 10 amps DC.
No, this multimeter is for 9 volt or 1.5 volt.
This Multimeter measures up to 600V AC/DC voltage, 10A DC current and 2MOhms resistance. The battery test function is designed for 9V (6mA) and 1.5V (100mA).
Yes, this manual ranging Klein multimeter has a audio sound for continuity testing
Can someone from Klein answer this question and address how fast the continuity signal is. One answer said that is can take as long as 3 seconds. That would be very annoying if it was really that long.
Yes, there is an audible signal for continuity.
It does beep for continuity but the response time is pathetically slow at around a full 2-3 seconds.
The MM300 Multimeter does not test capacitance. For a Multimeter that will test capacitance, please see Klein Tools Model # MM400 (for measurements up to 200µF), MM600 (up to 1000µF), or MM700 (up to 4000µF).
