The instructions are in small print, so near impossible to read, it seems the function is to detect which live terminal is line, and should show ---H for line, and LIVE for neutral, however I get ---H for both, has anyone used a multimeter with this function before.
I would say the meter is not as good, now scanned instructions which say
hence asking if anyone else has come across it. I have an adaptor like this
Yes was my thought, LIVE if a neutral and ---H for line does not seem a sensible way to do things.
I have not learnt either Chinese languages Cantonese or Mandarin, although have been told both written the same, and also Japaneses similar but less characters. Even translating English to Welsh causes problems, often no direct translation. But why it shows ---H on the neutral don't know.Is that instruction in English? It might be clearer to some in the original language(Chinese?)
Probably H for Hot for our American friends and - we're always being told that the Neutral is a live conductor.
... but if that worries you, you could pay an awful lot more if you prefer ('approx £51.38', plus appox £5.64 p&p) ... (and, interestingly, it comes from Japan, not China!) ...
To be fair I think you were taken in by their interesting pricing display. That was probably if you just select the leads. It is rarely less than around £5 on Ali-express, if you select the meter and leads.
No that was actually the meter, leads are extra and more than the 12p.
Do you have a link?
I've just looked in my history and one of the 3 is coming up as not found, the other 2 are around £5 so either it's sadly been withdrawn or price has amended.
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