Rishabh
Instruments Pvt Ltd is proud to continue to provide you with the state of the
art digital multimeters which have proven their performance since their
introduction. These multimeters are fully loaded with the innovative yet very
useful features which give a wonderful electrical measurement experience to the
user. Some of these astonishing features provided with RISH MULTI series of
multimeters is as follows:

Automatic Terminal Blocking System
(ABS):

The automatic terminal blocking
system prevents incorrect connection of the test leads and incorrect selection
of the measured quantity.

This reduces danger to the user, to
the meter and the system to a remarkable extent.

Interface and software RISHCOM
100.

The RISH MULTI multimeters are
fitted with a serial RS-232 C interface via which the measured values can be
transmitted to a PC. These values, electrically isolated, are transmitted to
the attachable interface adaptor with infrared light through the case*.

MIN/MAX value storage:

In addition to the display of the
actual measured value, the minimum or maximum value can constantly be updated
and stored.

Indication of negative values on the
analog scale:

When measuring DC quantities, also
negative values are shown on the analog scale so that variations of the
measured value can be observed at the zero point.

Root-mean-square value with
distorted waveform

The measuring principle employed
permits the measurement of the root-mean-square value (TRMS) of AC quantities
and mixed quantities (AC and DC) regardless of the waveform.

Automatic data hold*

The DATA HOLD function makes it
possible to hold the digitally displayed measured value. According to a
patented method, it is ensured that no freak value but the actual measured
value is held in the case of rapid changes in measured quantities. The held
measured values appear on the display. The actual measured value continues to
be shown on the analog scale.

Auto
ranging / Manual range selection

The measured values are selected
with rotary switch. The measuring range is automatically matched to the
measured value. The measuring range can also be selected manually via the
AUTO/MAN push button.

Continuity test

This permits testing of short
circuit and open circuit. In addition to the display, a facility of sound signal
is available.

Temperature measurement

It is possible to use all modes of RISHMulti
series, in direct connection of temperature sensor Pt 100 / Pt 1000. The meters
automatically detect the type of sensors connected to it & displays
directly measured temperature.

Overload warning

A sound signal indication violation
of the overload limits.

Signaling in the case of a blown
fuse

The display FUSE points to a blown
fuse.

Power economizing circuit

The meter disconnects automatically
when the measured value remains unchanged for about 10 minutes and no operating
control was operated during this time. The disconnection facility can be
disabled.

Protective holster for rough duty

A holster of soft rubber with tilt
stand protects the meter against damage in the case of shock and drop. The
rubber material makes for the meter to stand firmly even on vibrating surface.

Standards applicable:

IEC 1010-1

DIN EN 61010 part 1

VDE 0411-1

DIN EN 43751

IS 13875

DIN EN 50081 PART 1

DIN EN 50082 PART 1

VDI/VDE 3540

DIN EN 60529

DIN VDE 0470 part 1

That’s not
all. RISH Multi
is automatically calibrated with respect to Fluke 5500/Wavetek 9100.
Automatically calibration is done through developed calibration software with
RS232 connection to the Multimeter. Every Multimeter is provided with the Test
certificate which is traceable to National/International standards. All the
meters can be re-calibrated at the Rishabh Instruments.

For further details contact:

Mr.Anant.K.Waghchoure
Market Development Executive
Rishabh Instruments Pvt Ltd
F-31, MIDC-Satpur,
Nasik-422007
Maharashtra
India
Tel:0253-2202197
Mob:9823626705,9371198805
Website:www.rishabh.co.in
Email:anant@rishabh.co.in, marketing@rishabh.co.in

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