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Q: Can i analyze 220V (city power grid)? What is max voltage that i can measure?
Asked by Halil Avcılar on 2019-03-08 13:29:56
StoneColdCrazy In the description they say "Max. Input voltage: ± 40 Vpp (when using probe X1) ± 400 Vpp (with X10 probe)", so, yes, if you are using the X10 probe
2019-03-13 13:16:33 Helpful (3)
hansmeier1 They either sell broken adapters or willful ad this piece of junk in order to fool people. Pretty shady...
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Benny No, you need the smaller unit to provide the tone.
2023-06-08 14:19:38 Helpful (0)