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LH41 AC/DC Low Current ClampMeter

Item Number: FLULH41A Supplier: FLUKE ELECTRONICS CORPORATION

Description

The compact size of the FLULH41A makes it ideal for taking general measurements on small conductors. Its excellent accuracy and resolution of 1 mA offers exceptional performance at a reasonable price. If you're working on battery-based systems monitoring of load current on small and medium AC and DC loads, the FLULH41A is an excellent choice. Its capability for comparison of DC sensor and control circuits make it the ideal troubleshooting tool.

Features

Easy use autoranging AC/DC leakage current measurements
High 1 mA current resolution for quick circuit comparison on sensor and control circuits
Patented jaw design for high accuracy low DC current measurement ensures no interference from other circuits
Push button DC Auto Zero for current measurement every time
Battery saving auto power off function
'Carry everywhere' pocket size lightweight design
Convenient display hold for capturing measurement in inaccessible spots

Warranty

One year.

Product Specifications

Autoranging: 4 A / 40A
Basic Accuracy: ± 1.3% + 5 digits
Characters: 10 mm high
Display: 4000 count
Frequency range: 40 Hz to 400 Hz in AC
Max. jaw capacity: 19 mm diameter cable
Measuring Range: 0 - 40 A DC or AC pk
Min. jaw opening: 20 mm (.78 in.)
Power supply: 9 V, Alkaline battery PP3, NEDA 1604
Resolution: 1 mA in 4 A range, 10 mA in 40 A range
Safety: CAT III, 300V

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