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EXTECH Digital Clamp Meter: Clamp-Jaw Jaw, CAT II 600V/CAT III 300V, TRMS, 400 A Max. AC Current
EXTECH Digital Clamp Meter: Clamp-Jaw Jaw, CAT II 600V/CAT III 300V, TRMS, 400 A Max. AC Current
Regular price
$120.20 USD
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Product Details
- Catalog Page
- 518
- Brand
- EXTECH
- Jaw Style
- Clamp-Jaw
- Safety Rating
- CAT II 600V; CAT III 300V
- AC Response Calculation
- TRMS
- Calibration Certificate Included
- No
- Max. AC Current
- 400 A
- Max. DC Current
- 200 A
- Parameters Measured
- AC Current
- DC Current
- Continuity
- Diode
- Duty Cycle
- Frequency
- Resistance
- Bluetooth Compatible
- No
- Current Leakage Testing
- No
- Data Logging
- Yes
- Dustproof
- No
- Instrument Counts
- 2,000
- Intrinsically Safe
- No
- Removable Screen
- No
- Thermal Imaging
- No
- Waterproof
- No
- Auto Ranging
- Yes
- Audible Continuity
- No
- Jaw Opening
- 0.7 in
- Data Hold
- Yes
- Display Type
- LCD
- Includes
- (2) AAA Batteries; Soft Case
- Manufacturer Part Number
- MA120
- Battery Size
- AAA
- AC Current Measurement Resolution
- 0.1 A
- DC Current Measurement Resolution
- 0.1 A
- Frequency Measurement Resolution
- 0.01 Hz
- Basic AC Current Accuracy
- ±3.0%
- Basic DC Current Accuracy
- ±2.80%
- Frequency Measurement Accuracy
- ±1.20%
- Manufacturers Warranty Length
- 2 yr
- Calibration Frequency
- 50 to 60 Hz
- Standards
- CE
- Frequency Counter
- 1 kHz
- Maximum Conductor Size
- 300MCM
- Non-Contact Voltage Detector
- Yes
- Auto Power Off
- Yes
- Batteries Included
- Yes
- Battery Access
- Yes
- Maximum Frequency Measurement
- 1 kHz
- Maximum Operating Temperature
- 122 °F
- Maximum Storage Temperature
- 140 °F
- Minimum Capacitance Measurement
- 40 nF
- Minimum Frequency Measurement
- 40 Hz
- Minimum Operating Temperature
- 32 °F
- Minimum Storage Temperature
- -14 °F
- Overall Height
- 1.3 in
- Overall Width
- 2.6 in
- UNSPSC
- 41113601
- Country of Origin
- China (subject to change)
- Product Description
Clamp-jaw meters have iron jaws sheathed in plastic that fasten around different types of conductors to measure electrical current. These instruments show measurements on a large digital display.
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