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Measurement Operation
First check on  9V  battery, then turn  rotary switch to 
the measuring position.  If the low battery, “       ” sign.
will be displayed on LCD panel.  Nearly to “       ” sign 
on  the meter  front  panel terminal input  which  alarm 
not exceed the testing voltage and current input value 
limitation.
A. DC/ AC Voltage Measurement (See figure 1) 
                                   figure 1
1. In each range, the meter has  an input impedance 
of 10MΩ. This loading effect can cause measurement 
errors  in  high  impedance  circuits.    If  the  circuit 
impedance is less than or equal to 10kΩ, the error is 
negligible (0.1% or less).
2.  Press  SELECT  to  switch AC  or  DC  voltage 
measurement.
3. The display value  of AC measurement is effective 
value of sine wave( average value).
4.  The  400mV AC  range  can  obtain  only  under 
manual mode.
Note:
To avoid possibly  damages  to the 
meter, please  do 
not attempt to input higher than 500V.
To avoid electrical shock, please pay attention during 
the high voltage measurement.            
B. Capacitor Measurement(UT136B only, figure 2).
                                 figure 2
1.  The Meter will display a fixed value as below which 
is  the  Meter  internal  fixed  distributed  capacitance 
value.  To ensure accuracy when measuring a  small 
value of capacitance, the tested value must  subtract 
this value, REL mode can help on that.  
2.  It  is  normal  to  take  several seconds  to  obtain  a 
stable reading when testing a high value capacitor.
3. To avoid possibly damages to the meter, please do 
not attempt to input higher than 60V DC and 33V rms 
AC.
7.  Battery  in  meter:  9V  6F22  or  NEDA  1604  or 
IEC6LR61
8. Deficiency of Built in Battery: LCD display “        ”. 
9. Product size: 72mm×137mm×35mm
10. Net Weight: About 200g (battery include)
11. Conform: CE
Button function and auto power off
1. HOLD button
Press HOLD to enter and exit hold mode in any mode 
except frequency measurement. 
2. SELECT button
Press  SELECT  button  to  select  the  alternat e 
functions  including AC/DC  voltage, AC/DC  current, 
auto and manual ranging, frequency and duty cycle.
Used  as  REL  function  button  under  resistance 
measurement.
3.  AUTO POWER OFF
To preserve battery life, the Meter automatically goes 
into a “sleep” mode if you do not press any button for 
around  15 minutes. The  Meter  can  be  activated  by 
pressing any button,  then returns  to the display  for 
the function selected previously. To disable the sleep 
mode function, press SELECT button while turning on 
the meter.
4.  BUZZER
The  buzzer  phonate  go  with  every  time  button  be 
effectual pressed. When the meter will auto power off 
in 1 minutes the buzzer beeps 5 times. Before power 
off there will be a long time buzzer beeps.
UT136A/B/C/D Operating Manual
UT136A/B/C/D
Handheld Digital Multimeter
                  Operating Manual
Safety Information
Meter  UT136A/B/C/D  complies  with  the  standard 
IEC/EN61010-1,  in  pollution  degree  2,  overvoltage 
category  (CAT II  600V)  and double insulation.  Use 
the meter only as specified in this operating manual, 
otherwise  the  protection provided by the meter  may 
be impaired.
1. Before  using the meter  inspect the case.   Do not 
use  the  meter  if  it  is  damaged  or  the  case  (or  part 
of the case)  is removed.  Look for cracks or  missing 
plastic.    Pay  attention to  the  insulation  around  the 
connections.
2.  Inspect the  test leads  for  damaged  insulation  or 
exposed metal.    Replace  damaged  test  leads  with 
identical  model  number 
or  electrical specifications 
before using the meter.
3.  Replace  the  battery  as  soon  as  the  battery 
indicator “             ” Appears.    With  a  low  battery, the 
meter might produce  false  readings that can  lead  to 
electric shock and personal injury.
4. When measurement  is on / off against the  correct 
testing position.
5.  Do  not  apply  more  that  the  rated  voltage,  as 
marked  on  the  meter  in  order  to  avoid  possible 
electric shock or personal injury and  avoid  possible 
damage to the meter.
6.  Do  not  change  the  measuring  range  during  the 
testing as it causes to damage the meter.
7.  When each  measurement has  been  completed, 
disconnect  between  the  test  leads  and  the  circuit 
under  test  connection,  then 
turn  the  meter  power 
off  and  remove  the  test  leads away  form  the  input 
terminals of the meter.  
8.  When  the  meter  working  at  an  effective  voltage 
over  60V  in  DC  and  30Vrms  in AC,  special  care 
should be taken.
9. Do not use or store the meter in an environment of 
high temperature and  humidity.  The performance of 
the meter may deteriorate after dampened.
10.  The  internal  circuit  of  the  meter  shall  not  be 
altered at will to avoid damage of the meter and any 
accident. 
11. Soft  cloth  and  mild detergent  should  be  used to 
clean  the  surface of  the  meter when  servicing.    No 
abrasive  and  solvent  should  be  used to prevent the 
surface  of  the  mete
r  from  corrosion,  damage  and 
accident.
International Electrical Symbols
Double Insulated                      
Grounding
Deficiency of Built in Battery   
Warning: Refer to the Operating Manual
AC (Alternating Current)    
DC (Direct Current)
Conforms to Standards of European Union
Overall Specification
1.  Maximum  voltage  between  any  terminals  and 
grounding.   Refer to  different range input protection 
voltage.
2. 10A terminal: 10A H 250V Fast Type Ceramic Fuse 
Φ5x20mm.
3.  mA terminal:  0.5 A  H  250V  Fast  Type  Ceramic 
Fuse Φ5x20mm.   
4.  Maximum display 4000.   
Operating temperature: 0
℃~
40
℃(
32
℉~
104
℉)      
Relative Humidity
:
0
℃~
30
℃
 below≤75%
, 
30
℃~
40
℃
≤50% 
Storing temperature:-10
℃~
50
℃
 (14
℉~
122
℉
)      
5.  Electromagnetism:
Under 1V/m  emission: Best Total Accuracy= Specific 
Accuracy + Measurement 5%.
Over 1V/m emission do not have any specific index
6.  Elevation
: 
0
~
2000m 
C. DC/AC Current Measurement (see figure 3)
                                     figure 3
1.
Press SELECT to switch AC or DC current measurement
2.Turn  off  power  to  the circuit  before  the connection 
between  the test  leads  across  with the  object  being 
measured.
3.  Selecting  the  correct  terminal  input 
and  turn  the 
rotary switch to select the measuring function.  In case 
of no any idea on the value input of the current,  just 
simply test from the high value to low one.
4. 
Fuses  are  located  on  mA and10A  terminal  input. 
Never  attempt  the  test  lead  connect  to  any  circuits 
especially  on the  power  supply  terminal and  may  be 
hurt.
5.  For  the safety  purpose,  less  than  10 seconds  is 
for each measurement duration and keep 15 minutes 
duration  for  next  measurement  during  the  current 
measurement over 5A.
D. Resistance Measurement (see figure 4)
                                   figure 4
1. The LCD displays  “OL” indicating  open-circuit for 
the tested resistor or the resistor value is higher  than 
the maximum range of the meter.
2. To maintain the resistance measurement accuracy, 
discount  c
ircuit  power  and  discharge  all  the  high 
voltage capacitors during the measuring resistance.
3.  The  test  leads  cause  0.1Ω~0.2Ω  resistance 
variation  during the measurement, In order  to  obtain 
precision  readings  in  low-resistance measurement. 
Need to make the short circuit on  the  test  leads and 
mark  the  measurement  value  which  show  on  LCD 
display.  Then  deduct  this  variation  value  on  the 
measurement value which come the meter.
4.  If  Ω  reading  with shortened  test  leads is  not  less 
than  or  equal  to  0.5Ω,  check  for  loose  test  leads, 
incorrect function selection or others.
5.  For  high-resistance 
measuremen
t  greater  than 
1MΩ, it is normal to take several seconds to obtain a 
stable reading with short test leads for measurement.
6. Do not input higher than DC 60V and AC 30V rms 
voltage to prevent any damage and accident.
E. Diodes Measurement (see figure 5)
                                  figure 5
1. Disconnect circuit power and discharge all the high 
voltage capacitors before measuring resistance.  
2. Place  the red test  lead on the component’s anode 
and  place  the  back  test  lead  on  the  component’s 
cathode, a  good diode should still  produce a forward 
voltage  drop  reading  of  500~800mV.  The  LCD 
displays  “OL”  indicating  open-circuit  for  the  tested 
diodes or the testing the diodes with polarity.
3. The open circuit for diodes is 1.5V. 
4. Do not input higher than DC 60V and AC 30V rms 
voltage to prevent any damage and accident. 
F. Continuity Measurement (see figure 6)
Specyfikacje produktu
| Marka: | Uni-T | 
| Kategoria: | multimetr | 
| Model: | UT136D | 
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