Universal Meter Unit Uni-T PRO UT195E — handheld multimeter for electrical measurements

The Unit Uni-T PRO UT195E is a universal handheld multimeter for electrical measurements. It provides essential measurement functions for voltage, current and resistance as well as continuity checks and basic diagnostics. The compact form factor and clear display make it suitable for field use by technicians, electricians and maintenance personnel performing troubleshooting, verification of installations and routine equipment checks.

Advantages

The UT195E combines a compact, ergonomic housing with straightforward measurement modes that simplify common electrical tasks. Its capability to measure AC/DC voltage and current alongside resistance and continuity reduces the need for multiple instruments. The instrument’s direct readout and protective casing support practical everyday use in workshops or on-site environments.

Suitable for

• Troubleshooting electrical circuits
• Verifying residential and commercial installations
• Routine maintenance and equipment checks
• Field measurements for technicians and electricians

Key specifications

• Measurement functions: AC/DC voltage, AC/DC current, resistance, continuity
• Handheld form factor with ergonomic grip for single-handed operation
• Clear numeric display for direct measurement readout
• Protective housing suitable for workshop and field use

How to use

Connect the test leads to the appropriate terminals, select the required measurement function and range if needed, then place the probes on the test points. For voltage measurements, observe correct probe polarity and safety distances; for current measurements, ensure correct connection method according to the meter’s input limits. Use resistance and continuity modes on de-energized circuits. Follow the meter’s built-in prompts and readouts for basic diagnostics and results.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment when working on live circuits and verify the meter’s condition before measurements. Replace batteries and inspect test leads regularly to maintain accurate readings. Store the meter in a dry, dust-free place and avoid mechanical shocks to preserve measurement reliability.