MECO Digital 108B+ Trms Battery Powered Multimeter Pocket Size

Earlier I had a cheap Chinese multimeter from a local market at 200/-. It started giving me problems in resistance and continuity measurements. I use this for my personal general household purpose. got it for 1599/- from cloudtail retail in JUNE 2021. PROS : 1. Build Quality & looks : Too good. I have personally used Fluke DMM for office work and let me tell you that MECO has done a great job. Even the probes are of high Quality. 2. Accuracy : seems accurate for my general purpose use. MECO meters are usually calibrated 3. Backlighting : excellent feature. very helpful 4. Response time : I found it acceptable. 5. Buzzer sound for continuity : Quite audible and works well. 6. Size : very handy. small form factor. CONS: 1. Thermocouple probe : the temperature probe is fragile but measures the temperature values. VERDICT : just go for it, if you are ready to spend 1599 for a multimeter.

Good accuracy & quality at reasonable price

I am a newbie. So I searched alot of Micrometer like a Indian Guy i checked Mastech, Mextech, Fluke, HTC so I wanted a quality product because I don't know much more about these multimeters bt i found this meco Multimeter and also one of my friend recommended it so it turned out to be a Great Product. First day when I was using it i curious to check Ampere of 220V AC so I just connected twigs to the switch and spark came from switch, and when I examined my Multimeter then I found that it's 10A fuse blown away (PS:- It has great quality Ceramic Fuse which does less harm to circuit) so I searched on internet how to measure current and it's method was different and i made a mistake. I went to market my city is small no one was having Ceramic Fuse so I ordered on Amazon and it is on the way, Anyhow my whole Experience is Good just want to say everyone should specially newbies should see tutorial and then use it.

Quality wise this Multimeter is Awesome. This could have been better if the Manufacturer have Provided Dedicated Continuity Mode instead of MultiMode Select Button, they have provided Hz and % duty-cycle Function Twice, which is waste of selection area space. The Batteries compartment area is Very close to main Circuitry which may get damaged from Battery Leaks. The battery compartment should have been moved to lower side to protect from Corrosion. Lithium Rechargeable batteries could have been used with additional price.

Indian made. Very handy. The build quality feels solid. Did an A-B comparison with the Fluke 107 that I had measuring capacitance, voltage, current etc. and this was as accurate as the fluke 107. It comes with a calibration certificate to testify the same. If you are having a hard time to choose between the fluke 101/106/107 and this one, this one wins. Stripped it to find nice HV insulated slots and reasonable quality fuses coupled with limiting resistors so I guess it does meet the CAT category norms that they claim it to be compliant with.

Good

Meco 108b+/ANENG AN8002/KASUNTEST ZT102/Richmeter RM102 etc all are same multimeter with different names. Very popular among hobbyist. Accuracy: Accuracy Is top notch. Pin point. I have a AD584LH precision voltage reference, it has four dc reference voltage output. 2.5v, 5.0v, 7.5v and 10v. All the voltages reading are spot on Meco 108b+ . But the meter is very temperature sensitive on dc accuracy. If the ambient temperature is below 20°c or above 35°c then the readings are two or three milliVolt out but its nothing. (1000mV=1V) All others Resistance, capacitance, diode, current, temperature etc are accurate enough. True RMS: If you have those cheap yellow meters and a PC Ups, turn on the ups in backup/battery mode and check the output ac voltage with both the meters, Meco 108b+ should read around 220v but cheap one is much less than 220v. Its because True RMS meter can read different types of waveform accurately. The waveform of Pc ups is different than sine wave, may be its square wave so the cheap yellow one fail to read it accurately. Input protection: Not good but ok. You cannot find any better in this price. It has MELF resistor, Diode, one PTC and two Tiny ceramic (but not HRC) fuses in name of protection, no MOVs so i don't recommend it for high voltage use. You can use it sometime for main line voltage check but if you are going to work daily with live main line ac then i recommend you to buy a Fluke multimeter. Only thing I don't like in this price is the Fuses. They are tiny, so tiny that if in high voltage high current situations something goes wrong and fuse blows, it can easily arc over the fuse terminals because they are very close to each other and it can damage the meter and hurt the user. the fuses are ceramic but not HRC. I break one of them to see if they are sand filled or not (see pictures). So avoid high voltages. also the fuses are hard to find online. Size: 10mm×3.5mm Meco's customer service is also good.

The product is faulty, not working properly. We failed to returned in time. If we selected frequency, it shows voltage. If we selected current it shows millivolt.