The Keithley 2100/220 6.5-Digit Digital Multimeter provides laboratory-grade precision for engineers, technicians, and researchers requiring high-resolution measurements. With 6.5 digits of resolution, it ensures ultra-accurate readings of DC and AC voltage, DC and AC current, resistance, and continuity. This makes it ideal for electronics R&D, production testing, and high-accuracy component validation.
Engineered for versatility, the 2100/220 features a robust input design capable of safely measuring up to 220 V, while maintaining low noise and minimal loading effects on the circuit under test. Its USB, LAN, and optional GPIB connectivity enables seamless integration into automated test systems, allowing efficient data logging and remote operation.
The instrument combines a large, easy-to-read display with intuitive front-panel controls for convenient benchtop operation. It is designed to meet the needs of labs and production environments requiring repeatable, high-accuracy measurements with enhanced safety features.
Key Features:
6.5-digit resolution for ultra-precise measurements
Measures DC/AC voltage, DC/AC current, resistance, and continuity
Maximum voltage: 220 V
USB, LAN, and optional GPIB connectivity for automation
High input impedance and low burden voltage
User-friendly display with intuitive controls
Compact, bench-ready design for laboratory or production use
Compatible Applications/Materials:
Electronics R&D and high-precision laboratory testing
Production line quality assurance and component validation
Calibration labs requiring high-resolution measurement
Educational laboratories for advanced electronics studies
Sensitive circuit and device testing
Included Accessories:
Test leads, power cord, USB/LAN cable, user manual, and calibration certificate.
Compliance & Standards:
CE certified, ISO/IEC compliant, suitable for GLP and high-accuracy laboratory use.
Benefits for Lab Users:
Ultra-accurate 6.5-digit measurements for critical testing
Seamless integration into automated data acquisition systems
Safe measurement up to 220 V with minimal circuit loading
Versatile operation for R&D, production, and educational labs





