| Content | User-friendly and accurate. Think safety and Amprobe?s DGC-1000A ground resistance tester second. Use the on-board memory and data logging features to make your work more efficient. | Durable and compact, the Amprobe ADPTR-E27 Light-Check Adapter provides a reliable attachment of test leads to an outlet. The adapter keeps a meter connected, hands-free without accidentally shorting the circuit. | This CAT IV rated ACD-3300 IND Clamp On Tester is ideal for industrial applications and utilities that require an extra level of safety. Including True-rms sensing for accuracy, this clamp on meter?s extra large jaws can clamp on to those wide diameter wires making taking measurements in industrial environments simple. | The ACDC-52NAV clamp-on power meter is the ideal choice for jobs that require AC/DC current measurements to 600 A, AC/DC voltage to 1000 V and wide jaws to accommodate large conductors. This AC/DC current clamp meter offers a full range of power quality diagnostics including power and power factor, total harmonics distortion, individual harmonics, in-rush current, phase sequence, TRMS and low pass filter for industrial power monitoring and verifying system conditions | Prevent unplanned downtime by detecting leakage currents with the ALC-110 Leakage Current Clamp. Rated CAT III 600 V to ensure electrical safety, the ALC-110 is designed to resist external magnetic fields for highly accurate readings. Features TRMS, a mechanical jaw lock, max readings and hold functions, highest resolution of 0.001 mA (measure up to 60 A), broad frequency range (15 Hz to 1 kHz), selectable filters (low pass, appliance, no filter), selectable limits (0.25 mA, 0.5 mA, 3.5 mA, 10 mA, 12 mA) and a battery-saving design. | Instant feedback with CO2 levels, with additional temperature and humidity measurement. Built in alarm warns against dangerous CO2 levels. The portable CO2-100 Air Quality meter is designed to measure air quality compliance in occupied spaces such as offices, production floors, schools or hospitals. |
