Hioki DT4261: Digital Multimeter

The DT4261 is an exceptional support tool with multifaceted functionality designed to help analyze a variety of issues and boost work efficiency.

Key Features:

• DC Voltage range: 600.0 mV to 1000 V
• AC Voltage range: 6.000 V to 1000 V
• AC and DC Current ranges: 600.0 mA to 10.00 A
• Resistance range: 600.0 Ohm to 60.00 MOhm
• Capacitance range: 1.000 uF to 10.00 mF

Several Versions Available:

• DT4261: Wireless Adapter Z3210 not included
• DT4261-90: Bundled with the Wireless Adapter Z3210
• DT4261 Solar KIT: DT4261-90 with DC High Voltage Probe P2000

Includes:

• Hioki Wireless Adapter Z3210: Wireless communication is supported in combination with the wireless adapter Z3210 (sold separately). In addition to working with the free "GENNECT Cross" application, the Excel direct input function can also be used.
• Hioki P2000 DC High Voltage Probe: The voltage of the solar installations (also known as photovoltaic or PV installations) increases to reduce cost and improve the efficiency of solar equipment. As a result, it is important to select measuring instruments that support higher voltage measurement to protect the safety of inspection workers. The P2000 enables high voltage measurement up to CAT III 2000 V by simply connecting to a compatible Hioki clamp meter or digital multimeter (DMM). When it is connected to an instrument’s input terminals, the voltage of the object under measurement is reduced prior to input, allowing safe measurement of voltages of up to 2000 V DC in equipment such as solar panels.

Multifaceted functionality and performance for a variety of tasks

• Ability to withstand being dropped onto concrete from a height of 1 m (drop-proof design)
• Broad operating temperature range of -25C to 65C
• Automatic detection of DC and AC voltages (AUTO V function)
• Visual warning of excessive input via red backlight
• Visual indication of HOLD operation via orange light

Prevents Incorrect Current Measurement (With Optional Clamp Probe)

• When switching from the clamp function to the current function, a fuse disconnection check is automatically performed.
• This allows the user to know if the fuse is broken before current measurement, which prevents erroneous measurement.
• Requires conversion adapter (Part 9704) Requires clamp-on probe (Parts 9010-50, 9018-50, 9132-50)

Ensuring Safety by Preventing Erroneous Test Lead Insertion

Due to the current terminal’s low impedance, measuring voltage after erroneously inserting a test lead into the current terminal will cause the fuse to blow. The DT4261’s terminal shutters are linked to the instrument’s rotary switch such that they block access to test lead terminals that aren’t being used, making it physically impossible to insert a lead into the wrong terminal.