Hioki DT4256 True RMS Digital Multimeter an Overview [CC]

Hello everyone! In this video I described some of the best features of the Hioki DT4256, as well as one character I didn't like. Overall, it's a good alternative among branded DMMs, given its price when compared, for example, with Fluke 117, which cost more. Rugged and reliable, many say that this is a fine electrician's multimeter, but it can also be used in electronics. I bought it out of my own pocket during a promo sale at amazon, and I think it was a good deal for a Japanese made test equipment.
Link to product details:
https://www.hioki.com/sg-en/products/...
Time stamps:
00:00 disclaimer
00:28 specifications
Notable Features
00:38 autohold
00:52 one task per selector position
01:09 dedicated backlight button
01:32 CAT III-1000V, CAT IV-600V
01:40 Auto AC/DC voltage judgement with low impedance
01:56 diode test voltage of 5v DC
02:07 dedicated slot for AC clamp-on probe
02:29 built-in NCV detection with 2 sensitivities
Operational Keys
02:49 Hold (AutoHold), MIN-MAX, FILTER (Rel), RANGE
03:27 multi-information display
Functional Testing
03:49 AutoVolt with LoZ
04:37 diode testing
05:19 capacitor testing
06:13 testing UNI-T CS06A and Fluke i400e
08:05 continuity testing
08:39 non-contact voltage detection
09:13 tilt stand
Battery supply and Input protection
09:23 date of manufacture (serial number)
09:38 four AAA alkaline of Ni-MH batteries
09:48 high speed 1000V HRC fuse
10:07 likes
10:17 dislike noisy buzzer on resistor testing
11:00 closing

Disclaimer: I am not paid for this video presentation. I bought the DT4256 out of my own pocket. This video is for information purposes only. My views are solely my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of any other person or organization. I recommend that electrical works be done only by licensed electrical practitioners who know the risks of their trade and are able to work safely.