Code: Metrel MI3242 MI-3242
Description
MI 3242 MicroOhm 2A is a portable low resistance ohmmeter used to measure low resistances of switches, relays, connectors, bus bars, power distribution cable joints, motor & generator winding, power transformers, power inductors, rail track joints, wire and cable resistance, welding joints for industrial application, etc., with test current up to 2A
MEASURING FUNCTIONS
KEY FEATURES:
TECHNICAL DATA
Dimensions (w x h x l): 140 x 80 x 230 mm
Weight (with batteries, without accessories): 1.0 kg
Standard accessories
MI 3242 Standard set MI 3242
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