DMM-44/100 Multi-Meter Fuse 440mA 1000V 943121 (5 Pack) QSU

$ 20.49

Score By Feature

Based on 212 ratings

Giftable

9.76

Satisfaction

9.48

Delivery

9.59

Value for money

9.87

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Product Description

It has a current rating of 440mA and a voltage rating of 1000VAC

Multimeters equipped with digital readouts usually have this feature

In the package you will find 5 fuses

943121 is the common number for this part

A fuse with dimensions of 10mm by

Selected User Reviews For DMM-44/100 Multi-Meter Fuse 440mA 1000V 943121 (5 Pack) QSU

Fuse backup for Fluke models 87 and 88 Fluke 87-T is the test equipment I use for my testing It exposes a system to misbehaving test circuits, and to the risk of triggering an incorrect test There is a fairly large obvious short

5/5

Besides the fuses that come with my Fluke, I store a few in the case after having used them a couple of times Especially in this low-income environment There are two amps. They perform the way they are supposed to The burning out is not evident, but no reaction can be detected They produce no smell, no sound, have no carbonization, and don't fracture. I've burned two of these and they worked as expected. I'd suggest that everyone keep a few on hand for emergencies. An amp and a couple of high-powered devices They have fuses with an amp rating. The battery case I use is a little single 9v battery case (ASIN ).

Nalani Cox

| Jan 07, 2021

I believe that they are the correct It seems that the only economical way for me to obtain these is in packs We can't help but think that these are expensive for what they are

4/5

There is no way to get around having to buy these. You can rig in a cheap 50 cent equivalent (true story, I tried) but it does not work. Those who are unfamiliar with this fuse are usually surprised when it blows out when they measure a DC mA when actually they need to put the meter in series with the load with a current meter) Measurement based on the data). You need to re-calibrate your meter if you want to make multiple measurements multiple times switching between voltage and current. There are only so many meters you'll have on hand so re-calibrate it every time! Be sure to put your (+) probe back in the volt range before you make another voltage measurement. Otherwise, you may fry the It is very easy to make this mistake, and it can easily be avoided.