Battery Powered Milliohm Meter (380580)
The 380580 is a Battery Powered Milliohm Meter.
Product Overview
The 380580 is a Battery Powered Milliohm Meter.
The 380580 is a Battery Powered Milliohm Meter.
This milliohm meter features a high accuracy,
a high resolution, portable milliohm meter
battery operated for field use, four terminal
Kelvin measurements, and Over-temperature and
over-voltage protection. CE certified.
Complete with 8AA batteries, and 2 sets of test leads
(4 wire with 4 alligator clips and 4 wire with
2 Kelvin alligator clips).
Four terminal Kelvin measurements
Over-temperature and over-voltage protection
5 ranges with 100μ max resolution
For more details please refer datasheet.
Technical Specifications
The 380580 is a Battery Powered Milliohm Meter.
This milliohm meter features a high accuracy,
a high resolution, portable milliohm meter
battery operated for field use, four terminal
Kelvin measurements, and Over-temperature and
over-voltage protection. CE certified.
Complete with 8AA batteries, and 2 sets of test leads
(4 wire with 4 alligator clips and 4 wire with
2 Kelvin alligator clips).
Four terminal Kelvin measurements
Over-temperature and over-voltage protection
5 ranges with 100μ max resolution
For more details please refer datasheet.
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