The Tekpower TP4000ZC is a digital multimeter with a RS232 interface, via which you can connect your PC to monitor the real time measurement and also plot and save your data on your computer. This meter is auto/manual range selectable, you can use it to measure a wide range of parameters including AC/DC voltage and current, as well as resistance, capacitance, frequency and so on. This meter is brand new in its factory box with a one year manufacturer’s warranty. Accessories include Test leads, 2 AA alkaline batteries, Thermo probe, RS232 cable , Software & User manual.

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5 Responses to “TekPower TP4000ZC PC based RS232-Interaced Auto Ranging Digital Multimeter”

1. David Riveros Ramos says:

   April 29, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Definitely disappointed at this purchase. I was looking for one sturdy cheap multimeter. It is cheap indeed but definitely the quality is very low. Poor metering and a very cheap look, I do not recommend it at all.

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2. C. Jarecki says:

   February 1, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I purchased this multimeter for my business and home, and it is very accurate. It is full of features that would put it at a much higher price in another brand such as Fluke etc. Its a very good deal.

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3. C. K. Jenks says:

   January 1, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I got this to use with the Make: Electronics book by Charles Platt. I had one of the Electrical Engineers I work with help me pick it out of the listing on Amazon.

   It’s good meter, with all the functions that I want and need. Including an Auto-off Feature after 30 minutes of not being used. I’ll definitely recommend this one other people.

   The reason I give it only 4 (can’t seem to give it 3.5 stars) stars are the following:

   1) The “User Manual” is a folded sheet of paper about 8.5 x 14 with very small print.

   2) The temperature probe, in the manual says is color coded, but is one solid yellow peice. You have to look really hard to see the + and – symbol so you can get the probe plugged in right.

   3) The Only option for doing temperature tests is Celsius. I live in one of the few countries that still does everything in Fahrenheit, and there does not seem to be an option to change between the two scales.

   The last two things I have to say about it, is the plastic / rubber like protector may not be yellow. Mine is red, with 2 lead holders on the back. Color isn’t that important, and the lead holders were nice.

   I also really seem to have to press with the leads to make sure the connection is right. However I’ve been told that is the case with all multimeters. The Electrical Engineers at work liked it when I showed it to them.

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4. James H. Arthur says:

   December 8, 2009 at 12:00 am

   I bought the meter to check the capacitance of condensers. It was one of the few inexpensive one to do so. It works very well and appears to be rugged and well made.

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5. Loveman says:

   September 4, 2009 at 12:00 am

   It took trying the CD on several PC’s, but once the software worked this was a fantastic product.

   It did more than I expected and the meter is a good meter.

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