SANWA PC7000 Multimeter Review & Teardown!

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[Cleofizoid]

This DMM, or all Sanwa instruments, had been so hard to find a "distributer" or any honest "seller" in the USA, I'd finally given up a couple of years ago. I ALMOST got scammed couple of times on "desperation purchases" from who knows I was communicating with. Congratulations to Sanwa-America on the recent start-up operation and this Channel's debut of the "new" company.

[willgilligan]

There's something very pleasing about that bar graph display!

[danishdart]

Gorgeous Sanwa meter there Darren, with a price tag to match. It's nice to see something of higher quality. Gotta love the extra resolution.
If you cross your regular probes during temperature measuring you'll get the ambient temperature. Works with most meters should work with this one too. Love your reviews, Darren!

[xavieraxiak]

+1 for diode test beeps and 1mA constant current like the Fluke 87V.

[bhushan]

The PC7000 truly deserves its place among the best multimeters you can buy that has quality and long term reliability in them, undoubtedly. Would love to see how the pc link can be used in a video if possible.

[ericchang]

Super crisp lcd! That resolution is impressive but so is the lack of jitter on your DC PSU.

[radius.indrawan]

wow.... this PC7000 is the real deal !!! yes, diode mode has room for improvements : higher output voltage for testing LED, diode beep and continuity beep if shorted. hope Sanwa read this. finger crossed. 😁
edit : saw the popular CD800a at the poster. Do you have it for review in this Sanwa week, Darren?

[KaMyKaZii]

Darren, I would like to ask you to review the Tasi TA801C multimeter. For me, it's perfect for electronics beginners with great value for money. It is very cheap, has automatic scales, 9999 counts, very responsive continuity test with loud sound and visual indicator and has diode test with 3.2V output. I think it's unfair that practically no youtuber has reviewed this multimeter that could be great for many people. Thank you very much!

[probang]

This DMM is practically a Brymen 867S. With some, at least in my opinion, important differences: The Brymen has a higher safety-rating of CAT IV 1000 Volt (SANWA CAT III 600 Volt).
Brymen´s safety-rating is independent certified (UL listed).
The Brymen 867S is cheaper. Even the more precise Brymen 869S is cheaper.
The functionality is identical (even the counts) to this SANWA PC7000. The housing of this SANWA was simply redesigned. But even the port for the optical USB connection seems to be identical.
So, what is the point to buy a PC7000?

[three-phase]

Very capable meter, it does seem good value for money although availability is pretty poor in the UK as far as I can see. Impressive input protection built in on a separate board, that is better than some claiming CAT IV 600V. I wouldn't mind getting hold of some of their insulation testers to review. Thanks for another great review.

[AnotherYears]

Spec-wise the Sanwa PC7000 is a Brymen BM867s with a few additions:

- LPF (Brymen calls it VFD on the BM869s)
- one temperature measurement (vs none on the BM867s and two on the BM869s)

Brymen also increased the backlight timeout to more than 4 minutes (short backlights drive me nuts - 15 seconds is criminal). Brymen's PC comm software is a free download. But like Sanwa, you do have to buy the cable. I'm not sure, but I think there's a good possibility that Brymen's software and cable will work with the Sanwa PC7000.

I must say, I like the look of the Sanwa better, but not enough to pay 50-100% more than the BM869s.

[luisdanilerojasblanco]

Tengo uno que comenzo a fallar desde que inverti la polaridad de la bateria interna y actualmente no funciona bien, ya no es funcional. No se que pudo pasar ni como arreglar 😢😢

[yambo]

Now this is one seriously feature packed high quality multimeter - and it should be for around $450 - but the best of anything is never cheap. The meter itself lives up to its reputation and price class, and just my opinion but as already mentioned for this kind of price the PC cable and software should be included along with a fully functional diode range and a stay on back light, especially using a nine volt battery. It must be said as with other Sanwa gear this is a very high quality instrument with a 500, 000 count display that will read way down in the weeds with a nS range, something very few handheld meters have. All else aside, its one of the best in its class -

[Nixxx]

Would you choose Sanwa PC7000 over Brymen BM869s?

[henrikjensen]

You forgot to mention that it is manufactured by Brymen and is a reduced model of the Brymen BM869s.
Being a Brymen will secure it a very good meter.

[mikrotech]

The Features provided in this Multimeters are exactly matching with the Brymen 869S excluding the two thermocouple inputs which is possible in bm869s nd the Silicon test probes plus the 2 Bussman fuses And sanwa 7000 is much more costly than the bm869s. No reason to buy this when there is already a cheap alternative

[sebna]

This or Hioki DT4281 top model? Which would you choose? These are similarly priced.

[polishguywithhardtospellna]

Is this the same sanwa, that makes radios for radio controlled toys?

[juancarlossandoval]

Hi, good day, , sanwa just released the cd 500 series please have a look

[pdr]

Does this PC7000 come with a carrying case of any sort?