AEMC Model 205 Clamp On Meter

Name: AEMC Model 205 Clamp On Meter
Brand: AEMC
Price: 332.5 USD
Availability: BackOrder

True RMS measurements up to 1000VAC/1400VDC and 600AAC/900ADC, 600V CAT IV Rated, power factor and phase rotation. Learn more...

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Part Number

2139.40

Manufactured

By AEMC

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Product Manual Product Specs (2 Files)

Features

UL94 VI flame retardant self-extinguishing
6000-count blue electroluminescent backlit display
Measures up to 1000VAC (1400V peak), 1400VDC and AC+DC with resolution to 10mV
Measures up to 600AAC and 900ADC
Measures frequency to 20kHz with 0.1Hz resolution
Measures single- and three-phase power (real, reactive, and apparent) up to 600kW with resolution to 1W
Auto selects AC or DC voltage measurement
True InRush® current measurement with 1ms capture
Jaw opening to 1.33’’ (34mm); IP54 Rated
Leads are constructed with a flexible silicone material

The AEMC Model 205 clamp on meter is a True RMS instrument that is safety rated at 600V CAT IV. It measures AC + DC volts and amps, frequency, continuity, resistance and can also perform diode checks. It also measures Power and Power Factor, phase rotation, and THD. A Delta relative function allows new measurements to be compared to a reference value and a MIN/MAX function keeps track of these high and low values. The Model 205 also keeps track of peak + and peak – values.

The AEMC Model 205 is rugged enough for the most demanding work environments and its IP54 rating allows it to withstand both dust and water spray. Function selection can easily be performed with one hand, even with a glove on.

Applications for the AEMC Model 205 Clamp On Meter include:

Electrical maintenance and power distribution
Safety lighting system maintenance
Automotive test troubleshooting
AC or DC motor testing
Power plant troubleshooting
Commercial, industrial residential & HVAC troubleshooting
Power panel, junction box and battery bank measuring
Electrical testing and troubleshooting on non-linear loads, such as adjustable speed drives and computers