HYTAIS specializes in precision electrical measurement tools, including digital multimeters, clamp meters, insulation testers, and non-contact infrared thermometers.
HYTAIS is a specialized manufacturer of electronic instrumentation and precision measurement tools tailored for both professional electricians and DIY enthusiasts.
The brand offers a diverse lineup of diagnostic equipment, including pen-style and fully automatic digital multimeters, megohmmeters, AC/DC clamp meters, and non-contact infrared thermometers. Engineered for safety and user convenience, many HYTAIS products feature advanced capabilities such as True RMS measurement, automatic ranging, and non-contact voltage (NCV) wykrywanie.
Manufactured to strict ISO9001 quality standards, HYTAIS tools aim to deliver reliable accuracy and standard protections like 600V CAT III classification, ensuring dependable performance for all your electrical testing and troubleshooting needs.
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To use the NCV feature, select the NCV mode (often indicated by 'EF' on the display). Bring the tip of the meter close to the object being measured. The device will use a buzzer and display indicators to show the intensity of the induced electric field without needing direct contact with bare wires.
Fully automatic recognition means the multimeter can automatically detect and switch between measurement types, such as AC/DC voltage, resistance, or continuity, without requiring you to manually adjust a range dial.
First, turn off the device and disconnect the test pen from the circuit. Pull out the pen from the input jack, unscrew the battery cover with a screwdriver, and remove it. Replace the old batteries with two new AAA 1.5V batteries, then securely reattach the cover.
'OL' indicates that the measured value exceeds the maximum range of the meter (overload). You should immediately remove the probes from the circuit to prevent potential damage to the gauge.