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How do I use my RICHMETERS RM101 multimeter to measure AC and DC current?

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DiKevin
12/17/2025, 07:20:25 AM

Measuring AC/DC current with your RICHMETERS RM101 digital multimeter is straightforward. Here's how:

  1. Prepare the Multimeter: Plug the black test lead into the COM terminal. Insert the red test lead into either the V Ω Hz terminal (for milliamp measurements) or the 10A terminal (for larger current measurements).
  2. Select Current Mode: Rotate the dial to the Current A (Amperes) mode or Current mA (milliamperes) mode, depending on the expected current value.
  3. Choose AC or DC: Press the SELECT button to switch between AC and DC current measurement modes. The display will indicate which mode is selected.
  4. Connect in Series: To measure current, you must connect the multimeter in series with the circuit. This means you need to break the circuit path at the point where you want to measure the current. Then, connect the test leads of your multimeter across this break, ensuring the current flows through the multimeter.
  5. Read the Measurement: Power on the circuit. The measured current value will be displayed on the RM101's screen.

Important Safety Considerations:

  • Current Limits: Never attempt to measure current that exceeds the maximum value specified for the RM101 or the selected terminal (e.g., the 10A terminal). Check the specifications for these limits.
  • Unknown Current: When measuring an unknown current, start with the 10A terminal and the Current A mode. If the reading is too low for accurate measurement, switch to the V Ω Hz terminal and Current mA mode.
  • Voltage Limits: Do not apply a voltage exceeding 36V DC or 25V AC to the multimeter while measuring current.

By following these steps, you can safely and accurately measure AC and DC current with your RICHMETERS RM101 digital multimeter.

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