PC7000 | Digital Multimeter with True RMS and PC Link

The PC7000 is Sanwa’s top-of-the-line digital multimeter with True RMS, a backlit dual function display and PC Link 7 connectivity. The PC7000 multitester is designed to measure electrical parameters for home electric appliances, batteries, low power circuit analysis, as well as low-power RF equipment. It is a "True RMS" multimeter with a maximum display count of 50000 (500000 for DC). It comes with a CAT.II (1000V) rating suitable for measuring single-phase AC loads such as home appliances, and CAT.III (600V) rating suitable for 3-phase distribution. The Auto Range feature allows the user to automatically set the range of the device, users also have the option of adjusting it manually using the dial. It has an accuracy of 0.03% for DC voltages. The High-speed analog bar graph provides a visual indication of measurement like a traditional analog meter needle, its purpose is to visualize varying voltage levels and has up to 41 bar segments. Users can also use the Dual Function Display which allows them to display 2 functions (max) of the input signal being measured (e.g.: Volts/Hz). It can also display the max, min, and average values of input signals, especially AC signals. The device can measure frequencies of AC sine waves, along with logic frequency measurements. Using the K-type thermocouple sensor, the device can be used to measure temperature readings (range: -50⁰C to 1000⁰C). This device comes with a protective holster, that not only provides a protective housing for the instrument but also prevents the user from accidentally getting shocked while using it. The instrument is equipped with an optical isolated interface port at the meter back for data communication. Using the PC Link 7 software the users can transfer real-time readings and internally logged data to their PC on a CSV file. The PC Link 7 software can automatically detect a port connected with a digital multimeter with no additional Windows drivers required. The software can support up to 8 channels to the PC at a given time.  Includes meter, rubber holster, instruction manual, K type temperature sensor and one set of test leads. AC True RMS / 50000 count (500000 count for DCV) 0.03% Accuracy Dual display capability with Backlight to simultaneously display voltage/current/frequency and AC/DC components of voltage/current MAX, MIN, AVE value hold / Data hold / Range hold Current (mA/μA)% 4-20mA measurement Conductance measurement / Capacitance measurement Temperature measurement (with K type thermocouple sensor: -50℃～1000℃) Continuity Test Backlight Auto power save (17 min. after the last operation (cancelable)) Size / Mass: H184 x W86 x D52mm / 430g PC Link system (Requires optional optical Link USB cable (KB-USB7) and software (PC Link7)  Specifications PC7000 Measuring Range Accuracy Resolution Input Impedance DCV 500m/5/50/500/1000V ±(0.03%+2) 0.01mV 10MΩ ACV 500m/5/50/500/1000V ±(0.5%+40) 0.01mV DCA 500μ/5000μ/50m/500m/5/10A ±(0.1%+20) 0.01μA   ACA 500μ/5000μ/50m/500m/5/10A ±(0.6%+40) 0.01μA Resistance 500/5k/50k/500k/5M/50MΩ ±(0.2%+6) 0.01Ω Conductance 99.99nS ±(1.0%+10) 0.01nS Capacitance 50n/500n/5μ/50μ/500μ/5m/25mF ±(0.8%+3 ※ 0.01nF Temperature -50～1000°C (thermocouple K type) ±(0.3%+20) 0.1°C Frequency 10Hz～200kHz ±(0.02%+40) 0.001Hz Logic frequency 5Hz～2MHz ±(0.002%+4) 0.001Hz Duty cycle 0.1%～99.99% ±(3d/kHz+2) 0.01% dBm -29.83dBm～54.25dBm ±(0.25dB+2) 0.01dB 4-20mA% 4mA=0% 20mA=100% ±25d 0.01% Continuity Buzzer sounds at between 20Ω and 200Ω Open voltage: approx.1.3V Diode test Open voltage: approx. 3V Display Numeral display 50000 & 500000 selectable, bar graph 41 segments Sampling rate 5 times/sec. for 50000 count, 1.25 times/sec.for 500000 count, 60 times/sec.for bar graph Bandwidth V:45Hz～1kHz,1kHz～20kHz（below 500V） A:40Hz～1kHz Fuse 11A/1000V IR20kA Φ10× 38 mm 0.4A/1000V IR30kA Φ 6.3× 32 mm Battery 6LR61(9V)x1 Battery life Approx. 100h (alkaline battery) at DCV range Size/Mass H184×W86×D52mm/approx.430g（Including Holster) Safety IEC61010 CAT.Ⅲ600V/CAT.Ⅱ1000V *Accuracies with film capacitor or better, which has low leakage current Videos Review courtesy of Darren Walker