This feature allows you to detect the presence of voltage
without contacting the circuit with the test leads. By pressing
the NCV button and holding the jaw close to the wire or circuit,
the meter will inform you both audibly and visually if the
circuit is live.
Relative mode allows you to perform
measurements relative to a stored value. For example, when
performing a low resistance measurement, first touching the test
prods together and pressing the relative button will subtract
the lead resistance from subsequent measurements.
By activating the min/max mode on the DT70 it
will record the minimum and maximum current measured. This is
helpful when trying to see what the maximum load draw is as
devices turn on and off.
The analog bargraph allow you to see rapid
signal fluctuations occurring too fast to be seen on the digital
display. Meters without this feature are unable to show the
presence of rapidly fluctuating inputs.
Yes, to accomplish this you can use the line
splitter (LS59). AC amps must be measured by isolating a single
wire and the LS59 line splitter does this without damaging the
power cord.