UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class

This instrument, based on a large-scale integrated circuit and a dual-slope A/D converter, offers 28 measurement ranges and can accurately measure AC/DC voltage, AC/DC current, resistance, capacitance, inductance, transistor hFE, diode forward voltage drop, and circuit continuity.

The UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class's most significant product positioning is that it's the only model in the UT58 series that simultaneously features inductance measurement, 20A high-current measurement, and automatic shutdown, offering the most comprehensive functionality within the series. Its extra-large 60mm×54mm LCD display, full-function symbol prompts, input port connection reminders, and full-range overload protection design make it an ideal tool for electrical maintenance, electronic repair, industrial manufacturing, and education and training.

Key Points

• AC/DC voltage measurement capability up to 1000V

• AC/DC current measurement capability up to 20A

• 20MΩ high resistance measurement

• Capacitance measurement up to 100µF

• Inductance measurement up to 20H (UT58D exclusive function)

• Diode/transistor testing

• Continuity/off beep + data hold + automatic shutdown

• Extra-large 60mm×54mm LCD, full symbol display

• Safety certifications: IEC 61010 CAT II 1000V / CAT III 600V

Safety and Protection Features- UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class

MXTD Supplier / Wholesaler

Corporate Profile: Xi'an Mingxi Taida Information Technology Co., Ltd. (MXTD)

With more than a decade of specialized industrial experience, Xi'an Mingxi Taida Information Technology Co., Ltd. (MXTD) excels in engineering elite-tier instrumentation and data acquisition systems. Powered by next-generation automation architectures and strict quality assurance protocols, we ensure that our entire hardware portfolio complies with the most demanding global standards for mission-critical industrial deployments.

Details of The UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class

The UNI-T UT58 series is a classic manual-range digital multimeter series designed for the general electronic and electrical measurement market. This series features a large screen, full-function symbol display, full-range overload protection, and a unique appearance design as its core design principles, and includes five models:

The UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class plays a professional role in the UT58 series for "inductance measurement + high current measurement":

• Key difference from UT58A/B/C: The UT58D uniquely features inductance measurement (up to 20H) and supports 20A high current measurement (A/B/C only 10A), while also adding an automatic shutdown function.

• Difference from UT58E: The UT58E is a 4.5-bit high-precision version (20,000 counts, 0.05% accuracy), but it lacks inductance measurement functionality; the UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class trades 3.5-bit accuracy for inductance measurement capability.

• Target users: Electronic engineers, repair technicians, and electronics enthusiasts who need to measure inductors, transformers, chokes, and other inductive components; industrial electricians requiring 20A high current measurement.

Application

• Industrial Manufacturing: Maintenance of electrical equipment in industries such as metallurgy, communications, petroleum, power, and chemicals.

• Electronic Repair: Troubleshooting and maintenance of circuit boards/power equipment.

• Inductor Testing: Inductance measurement and quality screening of inductors, transformers, and chokes.

• Power Systems: AC/DC voltage/current testing of power distribution equipment and switchgear.

• Education and Training: Basic measuring tools used in electronic technology teaching experiments.

Key Electrical Indicators- The UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class

Accuracy comparison between UT58D and other models in the same series

Key Usage Tips

The UNI-T UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class is a manual-range handheld digital multimeter with no data communication interface (no RS232/USB/Bluetooth), therefore no PC software or drivers are provided.

This instrument is a stand-alone unit; all measurement functions are performed via the control panel, and measurement results are displayed directly on the LCD screen. Users must manually record the data.

Data Recording Recommendations

Since the UT58D does not support PC communication, for data recording or analysis, the following methods are recommended:

• Manual recording: Manually record data using paper or spreadsheets.

• Photo archiving: Utilize the clear display of the large LCD screen to photograph and save measurement data.

• Upgrade option: If PC data acquisition functionality is required, consider models from the same brand such as the UT61E/UT71 series with RS232/USB interfaces.

Custom Design & OEM/ODM Services
 

Ready-made, catalog equipment often falls short when addressing highly nuanced technical challenges. To close this operational gap, our veteran engineering department delivers flexible, build-to-order OEM and ODM customization frameworks configured around your precise system topologies.

We partner directly with your internal development groups to transform complex system requirements into deployable, high-performance hardware. Our agile development methodology facilitates custom engineering across several vital pillars:

• Signal & Parameter Optimization: Designing specialized frequency performance, dedicated signal pathways, and custom triggering architectures.
• Structural & Mechanical Adaptation: Creating ruggedized protective housings, tailor-made chassis footprints, and application-specific mounting brackets.
• Modular Layout Modification: Adjusting standard PCB form factors and interface routing to ensure fluid integration with your legacy setups.

Our adaptive design processes guarantee that your most demanding application targets are hit flawlessly—all while upholding our rigid, zero-compromise quality benchmarks from the initial prototype run to high-volume production.

Why Partner with MXTD?

• MXTD offers a twelve-year track record of innovation in advanced measurement and automation architectures backed by advanced hardware research and development. The company ensures zero-defect field reliability through uncompromising validation standards and provides full-lifecycle engineering support alongside secured global logistics and client-centric collaboration. You can explore further partnership details with MXTD.​​​​​​​

FAQs:

✅What are the core features of the UT58D? What advantages does it have compared to a regular multimeter?

Its core advantage lies in its integrated inductance (L) measurement function.

Most ordinary multimeters on the market can only measure resistance and capacitance (C), lacking an inductance range. The UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class specifically provides four inductance ranges: 2mH, 20mH, 200mH, and 20H. This makes it not only a multimeter but also a basic LC tester (inductance-capacitance meter), making it ideal for testing transformer windings, filter inductors, and coils.

✅Why is the screen response time slow when measuring capacitance or inductance with the UT58D?

This is normal.

When measuring capacitance or inductance, a manual-range multimeter requires an internal charging and discharging process or the establishment of a fixed AC excitation signal for impedance calculation. The larger the capacitance or inductance value, the longer it takes to establish balance internally. When measuring large capacitors (e.g., from microfarads to 100μF), a wait of 2-5 seconds is a normal hardware characteristic.

✅It is a manual range. What special precautions should be taken when using it?

Blind testing is strictly prohibited; the range must be adjusted from largest to smallest.

When the magnitude of the voltage or current being measured cannot be estimated, the rotary dial must first be selected to the maximum range for that function (e.g., to measure an unknown DC voltage, start with the 1000V range). If the value is found to be very small, then gradually switch to lower ranges to improve resolution. Using a small range to measure a high voltage from the outset can easily burn out the fuse or the instrument.

✅Why can't my UT58D measure current, but voltage and resistance measurements are normal?

99% of the time, the cause is a blown current range fuse inside the multimeter.

Troubleshooting and Solution: This usually happens when the multimeter probes are accidentally connected in parallel to the power supply (misusing it as a voltmeter) while measuring current, causing a sudden surge of current that blows the fuse.

Replacement Method: Unscrew the back cover of the multimeter. The UT58D typically contains two fuses. One protects the microamp/milliamp range (usually F200mA/250V), and the other protects the 20A high current range (usually an F20A/250V ceramic fuse). Replace it with a fuse of the same specification and size; do not use copper wire instead.

✅Why does the number on the screen remain unchanged after the probes are removed from the circuit when the Hold button is pressed?

This is because the data hold function has been triggered.

The UT58D Multimeter DM3-Class panel has a HOLD button. Pressing it locks the currently displayed value on the screen, making it easy to retrieve the reading after measurement in a narrow, dark place. Pressing the button again removes the "H" mark in the upper left corner of the screen, and the multimeter returns to normal real-time measurement mode.

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