Quick Answer: The Ohmmeter Series Type is a resistance-measuring instrument in which the unknown resistance is connected in series with the internal meter circuit, used for hands-on resistance practice.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Demonstrates the series-type ohmmeter principle
Measures unknown resistors for comparison with calculated values
Supports lessons on meter deflection, internal resistance, calibration and zero adjustment
For use only on switched-off, de-energised circuits
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Measurement type
Electrical resistance measurement
Ohmmeter type
Series type
Instrument type
Resistance measuring instrument
About This Product
With the circuit switched off and disconnected, the test leads are shorted together and the meter is set to its zero-ohm reference if the model supports zero adjustment. The unknown resistor is then connected across the test terminals and its value read from the scale. Students can check resistors before Ohm’s law practicals and compare resistance in simple series and parallel networks. Besides buyers across India, the Ohmmeter Series Type can be exported to institutions in Portugal, Angola, Saint Lucia, Somalia and Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Why are the leads shorted before measuring? Shorting the test leads gives the zero-ohm reference, so the meter can be set to read zero before an unknown resistor is measured, where the model supports zero adjustment.
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