Anyone knows the real manufacturer of this RS-PRO "meterscope"?

[mcinque]

I'd like to see how it's built inside, it should be a rebadged like all RS-PRO (ex ISO-TECH) instruments.
Anyone know who's the real manufacturer? Maybe I could find some teardown videos or images.
https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/digital-multimeters/1445337/

[2N3055]

Probably:

http://www.cem-instruments.com/en/Product/detail/id/889

Regards,

Sinisa

[nali]

Look at the datasheet. Although they've re-branded, they often forget to change the document headers 

"Datasheet CEM DT-5300B"

[mcinque]

Thank you guys. I've seen some videos and a teardown of it and concluded that probably it's not a good choice for that price.

[2N3055]

For that kind of money you can get Micsig tBook Mini oscilloscope, and that's a proper scope...

[sotos]

For that kind of money you can get Micsig tBook Mini oscilloscope, and that's a proper scope...

Micsig book is only a scope.
The meter we are talking about is a small oscilloscope, voltmeter, ohmmeter, current meter and other.

[sotos]

Wanted to buy one at first. I have searched a lot about it and all I have found is negative information.
The CEM one, its the same.

[coppice]

For that kind of money you can get Micsig tBook Mini oscilloscope, and that's a proper scope...

Micsig book is only a scope.
The meter we are talking about is a small oscilloscope, voltmeter, ohmmeter, current meter and other.

A number of people do like the Micsig scope. People also like a number of modestly priced DMMs. I've never seen a combined instrument that has much popularity, does either job well, or offers a good replacement for a reasonably priced scope plus a reasonably priced DMM.

[mcinque]

For that kind of money you can get Micsig tBook Mini oscilloscope, and that's a proper scope...

Micsig book is only a scope.
The meter we are talking about is a small oscilloscope, voltmeter, ohmmeter, current meter and other.

Yes, I was looking for something mixed like the great fluke scopemeter, but a little bit cheaper
Also, trend chart was quite interesting to me.

[tautech]

Yes, I was looking for something mixed like the great fluke scopemeter, but a little bit cheaper
Also, trend chart was quite interesting to me.

Would one of the SHS800 models be adequate ?
http://www.siglenteu.com/pdxx.aspx?id=94&T=2&tid=2

[mcinque]

Yes, probably it's the best choice. Thank you 

[tautech]

Yes, probably it's the best choice. Thank you 

This vid showing both series might be useful:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/video-teardown-repair-of-the-siglent-shs810-100mhz-1gss-portable-oscilloscope/msg707305/#msg707305

Edit
SHS1062 review:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/review-siglent-shs-1602-isolated-scopemeter/