Kelvin 50LE Multimeter vs 3,500 volts, 14' drop and more.
4,611 views · Published 4 December 2012 · 7:02 · Indexed 27 September 2026
Channel: CNLohr · 2012 · Science & Technology
**WARNING** I am using this meter outside of expected guidelines. I am testing the meter's functionality, not safety. I personally would not trust this meter with my safety, measuring more than 220V. So, some people didn't understand how deadly serious I was about Kelvin 50LEs being the best volt meters I've ever used. They work when you put 1kV into them, they finally break somewhere between 1.5 and 2kV. It takes more than 2A in the 200mA port to fry the current circuitry and even after a 14' drop, you can just tape the back back on and it works. Just wait to see how I finally kill it.
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