The C.A 6511 is an economical insulation and continuity tester, popular with contractors, installers and after-sales depts. for measuring electrical instruments and installations:

insulation: up to 1,000MO (1 cal.) at 500V DC
AC voltage: 0 to 600V
continuity: -10? to +10? (I=200mA)
automatic testing of absence of voltage by direct measurement
single input on two colour-coded terminals
highly readable display and logarithmic scale
measurement in compliance with IEC 61557, NF C 15-100, IEC 364, VDE 0413 and BS 7671
electrical safety: IEC 1010 600V Cat III-2
dimensions: 167 x 106 x 55mm; weight: 600g

Standard accessories

C.A 6511 Megohmmeter Ref. P01140201

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