Megger DLRO10 Handheld Ohmmeter, 100 nΩ, Low Resistance

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RS-stocknr.:
910-6801
Fabrikantnummer:
1006-598
Fabrikant:
Megger
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Merk

Megger

Product Type

Ohmmeter

Resistance Resolution

100nΩ

Measurement Type

Low Resistance

Battery Type

Rechargeable Nickel-Metal Hydride

Power Source

Mains, Battery

Handheld

Yes

Plug Type

Type F, 3-Pin (Global)

Minimum Operating Temperature

5°C

Maximum Accuracy

0.2 %

Maximum Operating Temperature

45°C

Length

220mm

Model Number

DLRO10

Width

100 mm

Height

237mm

Standards/Approvals

IEC 61326-1

Weight

2.6kg

Minimum Accuracy

±0.2 %

Land van herkomst:
GB

Megger Ohmmeter, Rechargeable Battery, 2.6kg Weight - DLRO Series - 1006-598


Are you looking for a fast, fuss-free way to test the resistance of your circuits and components? Turn to this ohmmeter from Megger. It's a breeze to use, as you can simply apply the accompanying probes to the terminals and view the result on the LED display. Thanks to its broad resistance measurement range between 0.1μΩ and 2000Ω, this device is a shoo-in for testing low-resistance circuits, such as those in lighting systems and electric motors.

Features & Benefits


• Compact dimensions of 220 (L) x 100 (W) x 237mm (H) for ease of portability

• Provides results in three seconds for testing in a snap

• Minimum accuracy of ±0.2% for measurements you can depend on

• Wide operating temperature range between +5°C and +45°C for use in harsh environments

• Visible warnings in case of live current

Applications


• Automotive repairs

• Aerospace engineering

• Electronics manufacturing

Does this ohmmeter generate its own current?


Yes, it does. You should never use an ohmmeter on a circuit with power flowing through it. Testing on a live circuit will yield inaccurate results and may be hazardous to the ohmmeter and its operator.

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