KEHIPI
KEHIPI WG-126 Smart Multimeter 6000 Counts TRMS electrical system tool
Smart multimeter with 6000-count TRMS auto-ranging for voltage, current, resistance, capacitance, frequency, duty cycle, temperature and NCV, plus backlit LCD, built-in flashlight, data hold.
- Width17.6022 in
- Smart auto-ranging identifies voltage, resistance, continuity instantly
- Backlit LCD plus built-in flashlight for dark-area testing
- True-RMS 6000-count accuracy on AC/DC volts, amps, 10 A range
- CAT III 600 V overload protection with double-fuse safety
- Temperature -40 °C to 1000 °C plus data hold, MAX/MIN, auto power-off
Smart Auto-Ranging Multimeter
The KEHIPI WG-126 is a 6000-count TRMS multimeter that defaults to Smart Mode. It automatically identifies voltage, resistance or continuity and selects the best range. The kit includes test leads, a thermocouple, a storage bag and a manual for electrical system diagnostics.
CAT III 600 V Safety Limits
The meter complies with IEC61010-1 CAT.III 600V overvoltage standards and pollution degree 2. Overload protection covers all ranges and double fuses guard against burnout. Measurements beyond the rated limits are blocked by the protection circuitry.
Backlit Display with Flashlight
A backlit LCD and built-in flashlight allow readings in dark environments. The thermocouple measures from -40 °C to 1000 °C (-40 °F to 1832 °F). Auto power-off triggers after 15 minutes of inactivity and a low-battery prompt warns before shutdown.
Highlights
- Smart auto-ranging identifies voltage, resistance, continuity instantly
- Backlit LCD plus built-in flashlight for dark-area testing
- True-RMS 6000-count accuracy on AC/DC volts, amps, 10 A range
- CAT III 600 V overload protection with double-fuse safety
- Temperature -40 °C to 1000 °C plus data hold, MAX/MIN, auto power-off
Specifications
| Brand | WGGE |
|---|---|
| Width | 17.6022 in |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 6000-count model or is there a higher-count version?
This listing only shows the WG-126 at 6000 counts; no other count versions appear in the specifications.
What does the 6000-count display mean when I am measuring a live circuit?
It gives a maximum reading of 6000 digits, so on a 6 V range you see resolution down to 1 mV and on a 600 V range down to 100 mV.
The CAT.III 600 V rating — what does that cap in real use?
It certifies the meter for fixed installations up to 600 V, meaning it is rated for distribution panels and lighting circuits but not for utility-side service entrances.
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