With the Digital Multimeter, it is possible to measure leakage currents in the range of up to 100A. Leakage occurs when a current flows through an electrical conductor that is not normally designed to conduct electricity. The digital multimeter captures these currents and displays them on the display.
Measurable electrical parameters: AC V, AC A, resistance
The Digital Multimeter has a measuring range of 0 … 1000 A AC/DC. The current is measured inductively using the clamp on the measuring device. Live supply lines with a diameter of up to 32 mm (1.2") can be connected to the Digital Multimeter.
The Digital Multimeter with thermal imaging function combines a 19,999-count True RMS multimeter and a thermal imaging camera in a 2-in-1 solution. This Digital Multimeter with thermal imaging function measures direct voltage from 0 to 1000 V and alternating voltage from 0 to 750 V, and also supports resistance, capacitance, continuity and diode tests.
The Digital Multimeter with thermal imaging function combines a 19,999-count True RMS multimeter and a thermal imaging camera in a 2-in-1 solution. This Digital Multimeter with thermal imaging function measures direct voltage from 0 to 1000 V and alternating voltage from 0 to 750 V, and also supports resistance, capacitance, continuity, and diode tests.
The digital multimeter has a measurement range of ±99.9 mA DC. With an accuracy of 0.3% of rdg. +8 digits, the digital multimeter is a particularly accurate measuring instrument. In order to conveniently perform measurements with the digital multimeter, the digital multimeter itself is connected to a 1 meter / 3.3 ft cable.
Measuring range 1: ±20.99 mA DC
Measuring range 2: ±21.0 … ±99.9 mA DC
Diameter of clamp opening: Ø5 mm
Detachable digital multimeter with 1 m / 3.3 ft cable
The flexible digital multimeter PCE-CM 40-ICA is suitable for current measurements up to 3000 A AC. In addition to TRMS current measurement, the flexible digital multimeter PCE-CM 40-ICA can be used to measure inrush currents. The measurement of the current takes place via a flexible Rogowski coil.
