Hi guys! Welcome to the first of my two-part series on how to use an analog multimeter, featuring the Hioki 3030-10. In this video, I did not conduct any functional testing. That will be the content of the second part. In this first part, I will take you on a walkthrough of the physical aspect of the analog multimeter, describing its parts and functions. I believe that the Hioki 3030-10 is an ideal instrument to explain the analog multimeter to a beginning electrical practitioner because of its simple design and basic functions. If you like this video, please consider subscribing. I'd appreciate your comments & suggestions. Stay safe & thanks for watching!
DISCLAIMER: This video is for information/educational purpose only. The views expressed are my own and do not necessarily reflect that of any other person or organization. I strongly recommend that all electrical testing, repair and maintenance should only be done by licensed electrical practitioners who know the risks of their trade and are able to work safely.
[PS. I ordered my Hioki 3030-10 from amazon. As of October 5, 2022, it's still sold at half price discount and free shipping to the Philippines. I don't know how long this promo will last, though. This isn't an ad or product promotion. I'm just sharing information for those interested. Their promo can change at any moment.]
Chapters:
00:00 Disclaimer
00:12 Intro
00:54 Retail package contents
01:27 Carrying case
02:47 User's manual
03:31 Test leads
04:27 CAT III 600V rating of the Hioki 3030-10
05:47 Selector pointer visibility improved
06:08 Size comparison Hioki 3030-10 & Sanwa YX361TR
Parts and Functions
06:39 Range switch or function selector
08:46 Zero-Ohm knob & Zero position adjuster
09:06 Analog panel
09:17 Mirror not included in the Hioki 3030-10
10:03 The six analog scales
10:29 Temperature function cannot be used
10:45 Reading the analog scales
12:49 Date of manufacture coded in serial number
13:15 Inside the instrument
15:50 Is the Hioki 3030-10 worth buying?
17:45 My personal recommended to beginning electrical practitioners
18:11 End
