Equus 3320 Auto-Ranging Digital Multimeter

This is a great multimeter for the price...so far it has done everything i have asked of it very well.

This is an excellent and useful product. I would recommend it to all those who want to verify all those batteries that end up in home or any other electrical circuit.

I figured this would be just another cheapo meter in a long string of them. The main selling point for me was the autoranging. I'm happy to find it is more precise than my cheap Sperry meter and the large LCD characters are very sharp and easy to read. The best thing about this meter is the dial. The spring contacts seem to be very robust. This is a weak point for most cheap multimeters. The dial on this is easy to turn, yet it has positive and precise stop points and it feels as if it will stand up to frequent use. It also boots up quite quickly.

I use expensive fluke DMMs all of the time at work and was going to buy one for home use when my Sears DMM (that was pretty much a piece of junk, couldn't auto range, and eventually wouldn't shutoff) started annoying me. So, I chose a $129 Fluke meter then happened upon this meter. I figured what the heck for $25 and decided to order it. If you need a home meter that AUTORANGES (this is a big deal) and works, you really can't go wrong with this product. The autoranging is great, VDC, VAC, & continuity have tested fine thus far and I think the leads are like any other DMM I have used. This is a killer deal for $25.00.

Equus 3320 Auto-Ranging Digital Multimeter I own several other digital meters. This one is best, just ordered 2 more. Auto off and AA batteries! Leaving a normal DVM on will kill the costly 9V battery! Its own novel battery testing is fast and easy with LEDs. AC 200mA range used with a shunt(say 1 or 0.1 Ohm precision) can give you higher AC current range! No AC current at all on others. Even has a wriststrap on the back. Much larger digits and autoranging works super. Readings are not ambiguous. My Velleman only reads to 2 MegOhms - Equus 20M. Equus has four ACV ranges vice two for others. Lacks a backlight, hold and transistor gain (hFE) - features I seldom use, anyway. Buy one!