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Multimeter LDanalog 20

Multimeter LDanalog 20

531120

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Description

High overload-capacity measuring instrument with integrated protection against damage due to improper handling, specially designed for student's and practical experiments. The moving coil instrument is protected against damage with two diodes connected in opposing directions. Automatic battery cut-out after approx. 45 min.

Technical data

DC voltage ranges: 0.1 ... 300 V (8 ranges)
AC voltage ranges: 3 ... 300 V (5 ranges)
DC current ranges: 0.1 mA to 3 A (6 ranges)
AC current ranges: 0.1 mA to 3 A (5 ranges)
Internal resistance: 10 MΩ/V (=)/6.67 kΩ/V (~)
Accuracy: class 2/3~
Zero point: left/centre (switchable)
Mirror scale: yes
Batteries (included): 9 V, 6 x F22 (685 45)
Overload capacity/fuses: F 3.15 A/300 V fuses
Dimensions: 10 cm x 14 cm x 3.5 cm
Weight: 270 g

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