Extech Single Phase/3-Phase 1000A AC Power Clamp Meter Kit
Description
The Extech Single Phase/3-Phase 1000A AC Power Clamp Meter Kit measures current, insulation resistance, temperature (type K), and power.
Features
- AC+DC μA current with 10nA resolution for flame rod tests
- High Resistance tests to 100MΩ
- Type K, °C/°F switchable, temperature to 1000ºF
Details
The Extech Single Phase and 3-Phase 1000A AC Power Clamp Meter Kit measures 1ϕ/3ϕ true power (kW), apparent power (kVA), and reactive power (kVAR), plus horsepower (HP), power factor, and phase angle with lead/lag indicator. The meter auto detects AC/DC voltage measurements with simultaneous frequency display. The capacitance function measures to 7000μF with 0.001μF resolution, and the high resistance tests are to 100MΩ. The type K function is °C/°F switchable and measures temperature to 1000ºF. The kit also includes a 1.6 inch clamp jaw opening and performs diode and continuity tests.
The kit includes two CAT IV-600V 72” (1.8m) leadextensions with right angle and straight end shrouded bananaplugs; two modular test probe handles with stainless steeltips; two plunger activated retractable jaw clips; two extralarge alligator clips.
- True power range: 600kW
- True power resolution: 10W
- True power basic accuracy: ±5%
- Apparent power range: 600kVA
- Apparent power resolution: 100VA
- Apparent power basic accuracy: ±2%
- Reactive power range: 600kVAR
- Reactive power resolution: 10VAR
- Reactive power basic accuracy: ±5%
- Horsepower range: 800HP
- Horsepower resolution: 0.01HP
- Horsepower basic accuracy: ±5%
- Phase angle range: 60 to +60°
- Phase angle resolution: 0.1°
- Phase angle basic accuracy: ±6°
- AC current range: 1000A
- AC current resolution: 10mA
- AC current basic accuracy: ±2%
- µA current range: 1000μA
- µA current resolution: 10nA
- µA current basic accuracy: ±1%
- AC/DC voltage range: 600V
- AC/DC voltage resolution: 0.1mV
- AC/DC voltage basic accuracy: ±1%
- Resistance Ω range: 1000kΩ
- Resistance Ω resolution: 0.1Ω
- Resistance Ω basic accuracy: ±1%
- Resistance MΩ range: 100MΩ
- Resistance MΩ resolution: 1kΩ
- Resistance MΩ basic accuracy: ±5%
- Capacitance range: 7000μF
- Capacitance resolution: 1nF
- Capacitance basic accuracy: ±1.5%
- Frequency range: 40Hz to 1kHz
- Frequency resolution: 0.1Hz
- Frequency basic accuracy: ±0.5%
- Temperature (type K) range: -58 to 1000°F (-50 to 900°C)
- Tempeature (type K) resolution: 0.1°F (/ 0.1°C)
- Temperature (type K) basic accuracy: ±1%
- Dimensions: 9 x 3 x 1.6" (228 x 76 x 39mm)
- Weight: 16.4oz (465g)
- (1) Set of test leads
- (1) Type K probe
- (1) Carrying case
- (1) 9V Battery
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380976-K | Single phase/3-phase 1000A AC power clamp meter kit |
$319.99
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380976-K-NIST | Single phase/3-phase 1000A AC power clamp meter kit, NIST traceable |
$419.99
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