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LCR-T7 TFT Transistor Tester – Measures diodes, triodes, capacitors, resistors – Graphical display – Automatic shutdown
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Description
General DescriptionThe LCR-T7 Transistor Tester is a multifunctional device designed to measure various electronic components such as triodes, diodes, resistors, capacitors, inductors, thyristors, field effect transistors, and much more. It has a TFT graphic display and an auto-off function, making it easy to use and convenient for electronic testing.Technical specificationsWeight: 110 gramsPackage dimensions: 13 x 9 x 3 cmBattery: Built-in rechargeable Lithium-ionOutput current: 6mA for voltage Charging input voltage: 6VCompatibility and accessoriesSupports infrared coding and automatic diode detection Zener (0.0130 V)Infrared waveform displayInstallationTo charge the tester, use an external 5V power supply or a mobile phone USB cable.The red light indicates that charging is in progress, while the green light indicates that charging is complete.UsageThe tester can measure the capacitance and resistance of transistors and diodes. For automatic calibration, short the three test sockets and press the multifunction button. The measurement results are displayed graphically on the TFT screen. It is important to discharge the components before measuring the capacity. Avoid online or live tests. Do not mix test holes designed for voltage regulator tubes, as this may damage the device.Other information
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Display modeDigital
- BacklightingYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME243002442
- MMID559411523211
- Product codeYS-UK26Z75160
- EAN4010876850605
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