⚡️ Enhanced Efficiency Video Blog BM786 Multimeter Review

They are as good as brand names. One of the few Asian brands to match the product's category ratings. This means you can be sure it's safe in the event of an accidental line-to-line voltage measurement in the current domain, or a voltage measurement across a coil that produces a high voltage back EMF. If you are interested in electronics, you know that these gauges are of the highest quality. The accuracy is perfect in all areas. I love the fact that he maintains the EEVblog. This is one of the

I bought this beast of a handheld multimeter to help me with a job where PCB/circuit design is my job. I can say without a doubt that it is better than the Fluke 115. We also have a 115 at work but I was never very interested in this model and it lacks many of the features that the BM786 has. If the 115 wasn't a Fluke brand gauge, it would cost $50 or less (it's $170 instead). Literally everything about this gauge is better than the Fluke 115, from its 60,000 RMS accuracy to its ability to read

I have been using an Extech EX330 DMM for about 5 years. The EX330 is an entry-level digital multimeter with a focus on electronics. It works well and is inexpensive. But this BM786 multimeter is a step up in every way. Also, it's physically about twice the size. This specially marked version of the Brymen BM786 is available exclusively through Dave Jones' EEVBlog. Bryman also has a few other models in this series - BM785 and BM789. This BM786 adds higher quality electrical sensors, a…