PS-3420 Héich Volt Isolatioun Resistenz Tester

Isolatioun Resistenz Tester, och bekannt als megohmmeter, héich Volt megohmmeter, héich Volt Isolatioun Resistenz Tester, etc., ass speziell fir Isolatioun Testen am Labo oder op der Plaz benotzt.

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Produit Verkafspunkt Aféierung

1. Et ass gëeegent fir de Resistenzwäert vu verschiddenen Isoléiermaterialien an d'Isolatiounsresistenz vun Transformatoren, Motoren, Kabelen an elektresch Ausrüstung ze moossen.
2. Den digitale Isolatiounsresistenzmeter besteet aus mëttleren a grousser integréierte Circuiten, dorënner e High-Präzisioun Mikrostroummiessungssystem, e Digital Boost System an en automateschen Entladungsschaltung.
3. Dir musst nëmmen d'DUT mat enger Héichspannungslinn an eng Signallinn verbannen fir ze moossen.
4. De bewäertten Ausgangstestspannungsbereich ass 250V ~ 5000V, an d'Isolatiounsresistenzmiessungsberäich ass 0.01MΩ ~ 5.00TΩ.
5. D'DC Spannungsmessungsbereich ass 0V ~ 1000V DC, an d'AC Spannungsmessungsberäich ass 0V ~ 750V AC.

Produit Parameter

Ausgangsspannung	Miessbereich	Präzisioun
250 V (15%) DC	0.01MΩ~2.50GΩ	± 3% rdg ± 5 dgt
250 V (15%) DC	2,50 GΩ ~ 250 GΩ	± 15% rdg ± 5 dgt
500 V (10%) DC	0.01MΩ~5.00GΩ	± 3% rdg ± 5 dgt
500 V (10%) DC	± 3% rdg ± 5 dgt	± 15% rdg ± 5 dgt
1000V (10%) DC	0.01MΩ~10.00GΩ	± 3% rdg ± 5 dgt
1000V (10%) DC	10.00GΩ~1.00 TΩ	± 15% rdg ± 5 dgt
2500 V (10%) DC	0.01MΩ~25.0GΩ	± 3% rdg ± 5 dgt
2500 V (10%) DC	25.0GΩ~2.50 TΩ	± 15% rdg ± 5 dgt
5000 V (10%) DC	0.01MΩ~50.0GΩ	± 3% rdg ± 5 dgt
5000 V (10%) DC	50.0GΩ~5.00 TΩ	± 15% rdg ± 5 dgt

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