These standard digital multimeters are commonly used by electricians and contractors for routine maintenance and troubleshooting applications.

Bluetooth-compatible multimeters use wireless technology to record and transfer data to a PC, smartphone, or similar device. They allow operators to monitor and analyze information remotely and easily share test results in real time.

These instruments have built-in data logging capability that records and stores data without connecting to an external device like a smartphone or PC. Data can later be retrieved and stored for analysis. They are commonly used for field or remote applications.

These durable meters are IP-rated for protection against dust and exposure to water. They're built for use in extreme temperatures, outdoor conditions, and other harsh environments.

These intrinsically safe meters have internal circuitry that will not discharge electrical, mechanical, or thermal energy into the atmosphere that may cause a fire or explosion. They withstand drops, dust, and exposure to water and are often used in chemical, pharmaceutical, petroleum, and other hazardous environments.

Thermal-imaging multimeters have a built-in thermal imager that can detect electrical problems quickly with a visual, full-color display. They allow operators to quickly scan and identify problem zones where visibility is poor or direct contact with test objects is unsafe or otherwise impossible.

The removable screens on these meters attach to remote locations for easy, hands-free viewing. They are often used when operators need to maintain a safe distance from test objects, such as automotive diagnostics or applications that produce arc flash.