Test & measurement instruments
Digital multimeter suppliers in Mumbai and across India
Looking for a digital multimeter in Mumbai or elsewhere in India? Industrisol supplies handheld, True-RMS, industrial and benchtop digital multimeters from Fluke, Amprobe, Uni-Trend, Tektronix and other makes, and quotes against your model or application.
- Handheld DMMs for electricians and maintenance
- True-RMS industrial meters for drives and panels
- Benchtop 5.5 to 7.5 digit meters for labs and production
- Help choosing range, accuracy and safety rating
Talk to our team
Need a price, alternative or spec check?
Share the model, quantity and application. We reply with suitable options and a quotation.
- Phone: +91 90433 36700
- Email: industrisol@industrisol.com
What a digital multimeter does
A digital multimeter (DMM) is a test tool that measures two or more electrical values, mainly voltage (volts), current (amps) and resistance (ohms), and shows the result on a digital display. It is the standard diagnostic tool for electricians and for technicians in the electrical and electronics industries.
Many meters also measure capacitance, frequency, temperature, diode and continuity, and some log readings or connect to a phone or PC. Current is measured by passing it through a precision shunt resistor inside the meter: the small voltage across the shunt is proportional to the current and is converted to an amps reading.
We supply digital multimeters in Mumbai and across India for maintenance teams, panel builders, R&D labs, service centres and production lines. See the digital multimeter category for current listings.
Digital multimeters we supply
Handheld and benchtop meters across price and accuracy levels. We confirm current specifications with each quotation.
Fluke 87V industrial multimeter
True-RMS handheld meter for industrial maintenance and VFD work, rated CAT III 1000 V and CAT IV 600 V.
| Form | Handheld |
|---|---|
| Use | Industrial maintenance |
Fluke 287 True-RMS logging multimeter
Logging meter with trend capture for intermittent faults in electronics and control circuits.
| Form | Handheld |
|---|---|
| Use | Electronics, logging |
Fluke 11x series multimeters
Compact True-RMS meters for field service and building electrical work.
| Form | Handheld |
|---|---|
| Use | Field service |
Amprobe 38XR True-RMS multimeter
True-RMS meter with a broad function set for electronics and industrial troubleshooting.
| Form | Handheld |
|---|---|
| Use | General troubleshooting |
Amprobe AM-510 multimeter
Practical meter for commercial and residential electricians.
| Form | Handheld |
|---|---|
| Use | Building electrical |
Uni-Trend UT171 industrial True-RMS multimeters
Industrial True-RMS handheld meters for plant maintenance at a value price point.
| Form | Handheld |
|---|---|
| Use | Industrial maintenance |
Uni-Trend UT61 series multimeters
General-purpose meters for workshops, service technicians and training labs.
| Form | Handheld |
|---|---|
| Use | Workshop, training |
GDM-8342 / GDM-8341 dual measurement multimeter
Benchtop meter that shows two measurements at once, suited to production test and lab benches.
| Form | Benchtop |
|---|---|
| Use | Production, lab |
Tektronix DMM6500 6.5-digit bench multimeter
6.5-digit bench and system meter with touchscreen and digitising functions for R&D and automated test.
| Form | Benchtop / system |
|---|---|
| Use | R&D, ATE |
Fluke 8845A / 8846A precision bench multimeters
6.5-digit precision bench meters for calibration labs and high-accuracy test.
| Form | Benchtop |
|---|---|
| Use | Precision, calibration |
How to choose a digital multimeter
| Specification | What it means | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| CAT safety rating | Ability to withstand voltage transients in a given location | CAT III for panels and fixed wiring, CAT IV at the supply origin, at your highest working voltage |
| True-RMS | Correct reading of distorted, non-sinusoidal waveforms | Essential for VFDs, UPS, SMPS and LED loads |
| Counts / digits | Display resolution, e.g. 6,000 counts or 6.5 digits | Handheld 4,000 to 50,000 counts; bench 5.5 to 7.5 digits for precision work |
| Basic DC accuracy | Error as % of reading plus counts | 0.5% or better for general work; much tighter for labs |
| Functions | Capacitance, frequency, temperature, low-pass filter, logging | Only pay for functions you will use |
| Input protection | Fuses and protection on current inputs | High-energy fuses rated for your voltage |
How to measure AC voltage safely
Check the meter and leads
Inspect leads for damage and confirm the meter and leads are rated for the circuit voltage and category.
Set the function
Turn the dial to AC volts (V~). Some meters auto-range; others need you to pick a range above the expected voltage.
Insert the leads
Insert the black lead into COM first, then the red lead into the V/Ω jack.
Connect and read
Connect the black lead first and the red lead second, read the display, then remove the red lead first.
What to include in your multimeter enquiry
Not sure about some details? Send what you have — we will ask the right follow-up questions.
- Brand and model, or the measurements and accuracy you need
- Handheld, clamp or benchtop form
- Highest voltage and CAT rating on site
- Quantity and delivery location
- Calibration certificate requirement
- Billing details and GST number
What can you do with a digital multimeter?
A digital multimeter measures voltage, current and resistance, and usually continuity, diodes and capacitance too. Electricians use it to check supply voltage, find open circuits and verify loads; electronics technicians use it to test components and power rails. It is usually the first tool used when diagnosing an electrical fault.
What is the difference between True-RMS and average-responding meters?
An average-responding meter assumes a pure sine wave and scales its reading accordingly. On distorted waveforms from drives, UPS or LED drivers it can read high or low. A True-RMS meter calculates the actual heating value of the waveform, so it reads correctly on both clean and distorted signals.
Handheld or benchtop multimeter: which do I need?
Handheld meters are portable, battery-powered and built for field safety, ideal for maintenance and installation. Benchtop meters offer higher resolution (5.5 to 7.5 digits), better accuracy, faster reading rates and PC interfaces, so they suit labs, R&D and production testing.
How often should a digital multimeter be calibrated?
Most organisations calibrate multimeters every twelve months. Meters used for quality-critical or audited measurements may need shorter intervals, while lightly used meters may follow a longer interval if records show stable results. Always recalibrate after a meter is dropped or overloaded.
Why does my meter show a small reading with the leads open?
True-RMS meters often show a few counts of residual reading on AC ranges when nothing is connected. This is normal and is below the meter's specified minimum input level, typically a few percent of range. It does not affect real measurements within the specified range.
Need digital multimeters for your team or lab?
Tell us the application, quantity and preferred brands, and we will reply with suitable models and a quotation.