Voltomatic Electrical

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Thinking of tackling your electrical issues on your own? There are many risks in doing your own electrical work. Accidents can result in injury or electrocution. Electrical fires are commonly caused when electrical work is done without sufficient experience.

Don’t think twice; call Voltomatic Electrical today.

www.voltomaticelectrical.co.za
Tel: 031 010 7184
Whatsapp: 068 191 5405
Email: [email protected]

A multimeter is a measurement tool absolutely necessary in electronics. It combines three essential features: a voltmeter, ohmmeter, and ammeter.
It's a fascinating piece of equipment that can help determine the voltage, resistance or continuity running through a circuit or battery.

Ever wondered how to use one? You can test it out on a battery to see how much life it has left.

Set the mode to V with a wavy line if you’re measuring AC voltage or to the V with a straight line if you’re measuring DC voltage.
Make sure the red probe is connected to the port with a V next to it.
Connect the red probe to the positive side of your battery or component t, which is where the current is coming from.
Connect the COM probe to the other side of your battery or component.
Read the value on the display.

www.voltomaticelectrical.co.za
Tel: 031 010 7184
Whatsapp: 068 191 5405
Email: [email protected]

Just like doctors, electricians need to be highly trained in order to be able to diagnose electrical problems and find the correct solutions for them.

In the highly hazardous field of electrical work, there is no room for error. Electricians who go on to become Master Electricians, possess years and years of theoretical and practical experience and certification. After completing an apprenticeship and becoming a licensed electrician, they need to work in the field for 3 years before they can apply to be a Master Electrician.

www.voltomaticelectrical.co.za
Tel: 031 010 7184
Whatsapp: 068 191 5405
Email: [email protected]