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Voltmeter PCE-GPA 50
US$ 995.00
ex. VAT, ex. delivery costs
The PCE-GPA 50 voltmeter is used to measure the current of 1- or 3-phase loads. This voltmeterPCE-GPA 50 is particularly characterized by its measuring range up to 2000 A. Another highlight is the graphic display of the voltmeter.

Measurement functions
- AC voltage AC V
- AC AC
- Power factor (PF)
- Phase angle
- Frequency
- Active, reactive and apparent power
- Harmonic AC V
- AC
- harmonic AC V%
- Absolute harmonic distortion
- Temperature type K thermocouple
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Voltmeter PCE-GPA 50-ICA incl. ISO Calibration Certificate
US$ 1,264.00
ex. VAT, ex. delivery costs
ISO Calibration
The PCE-GPA 50 voltmeter is used to measure the current of 1- or 3-phase loads. This voltmeter is particularly characterized by its measuring range up to 2000 A. Another highlight is the graphic display of the voltmeter.

Measurement functions
- AC voltage AC V
- AC AC
- Power factor (PF)
- Phase angle
- Frequency
- Active, reactive and apparent power
- Harmonic AC V
- AC
- Harmonic AC V%
- Absolute harmonic distortion
- Temperature type K thermocouple
- incl. ISO Calibration Certificate
Details
Radioactivity Meter PCE-PVA 100
US$ 1,686.00
ex. VAT, ex. delivery costs
The radioactivity meter is a useful tool to examine solar cells for their characteristics. With a DC voltage range of 0… 60 V and a DC current range of 0… 12 A, the radioactivity meter covers a large number of solar modules.

- Measuring range: 0 ... 12 A DC
- Three different test functions
- PC interface for data transfer
- Switchable graphic view
- Application, e.g. photovoltaic systems
Details
Voltmeter PCE-CTI 10-ICA incl. ISO Calibration Certificate
US$ 571.00
ex. VAT, ex. delivery costs
ISO Calibration
The voltmeter is the ideal measuring device for measuring voltages up to 1500 V AC/DC and currents up to 1000 A AC/DC. The current measurement with the voltmeter is inductive. To do this, the supply line is placed in the voltmeter.

- Measuring range: 0 ... 1500 V AC/DC
- Free app for Android and iOS
- Data logging for up to 100,000 measured values
- Inrush current measurement
- Insulation categories: CAT IV 600 V, CAT III 1000 V, CAT II 1500 V
- incl. ISO Calibration Certificate
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Purchase Advice on Voltage Measuring Devices

A voltmeter is used to measure the DC or AC voltage. PCE Instruments offers a wide range of different measuring instruments for carrying out such tasks.
Basically, the voltage measuring devices may be differentiated as follows: measuring devices that can only perform the voltage measurement or also some that possess other measuring functions, such as current measurement, resistance measurement, diode test, etc. In this case, one speaks not just about a voltage tester but rather about a multimeter. In principle, however, every multimeter is also a voltage measuring device.
This purchase advice shows the basic differences between the voltage measuring devices from our assortment.

The simplest type of voltage measuring device is the two-pole voltage tester. This voltmeter gauge usually consists of two parts, which are held in the left or right hand. On the front part of the voltmeter there are measuring tips needed to measure voltage. This type of the voltage measuring instruments is often used in the trade and in maintenance. The simple design provides a comfortable and fast working with this voltmeter. Frequently, these voltmeters also have a test button for fault current protection facilities.

Another form of voltage measuring devices is a multimeter. In addition to the voltage measuring function, further measurement options are available here, such as current measurement, resistance measurement, capacitance test, diode test, etc. Voltage measuring instruments, which are designed as multimeters, are structurally completely different from a two-pole voltage tester. Here, the test leads are not connected to the voltmeters directly, but changeably attached to the multimeter. Thus, for example, the voltage gauges can be placed on a workbench and the measurement values can be conveniently read, even if an access to the voltage measurement is difficult.

In addition to the multimeters, current clamps can also be used as a voltage measuring device. A basic requirement here is that the current clamp has separate measuring inputs for voltage. When the current clamp is used as a voltage measuring device, it is often the case, that also the measuring functions, such as continuity test, etc. are integrated in the voltmeter.

Should you have further questions about our voltage measuring devices, do not hesitate to contact us.