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 | Fluke 80 Series III Multimeters
The most versatile meters on the market just got better. Since their introduction. Fluke 80 Series digital multimeters (DMMs) have led the industry in versatile performance, accuracy, and rugged durability. Now the new Fluke 80 Series III DMMs push that lead even further. With a host of new features that increase accuracy, improve safety, and make the 80 Series III easier than ever to use. Look at everything the new 80 Series III has to offer:- An LED backlight on all models for easier reading under virtually any light conditions
- New LCD display with larger digits and better viewing angle for easy reading from a distance
- 4 1/2-digit resolution to detect subtle changes (Model 87, 87/E)
- MIN/MAX to record the minimum, maximum, and average reading over time. The 87 III and 87/E now offer 250 μS peak MIN/MAX for true peak transient capture
- Significantly improved basic dc accuracy on all models
- CAT III 1000 V safety rated to withstand overvoltage transients up to 8 kV
- Battery access door that enables changing batteries without breaking the calibration seal
- Alligator clips
- Lifetime warranty
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 | Fluke 27 Series Analog/Digital Multimeter
Extremely Rugged, Water Resistant, O-Ring Sealed for Harsh Environments
The Fluke 27 combines accurate digital and analog measurement capability with extreme ruggedness and durability. They have cases twice as thick as any other DMM we build. They are totally sealed, waterproof to 3 feet (one meter) of water for one hour, tough enough to withstand contaminants, chemicals, accidental drops and severe electrical overloads. Designed to meet military specification of MIL- STD-28800 for Style A, Class 2 instruments, the Fluke 27 performs under the extremes of heat, cold, humidity, shock, electromagnetic interference, vibration and downright abuse.- 3200-count digital display for accuracy and resolution
- 31-segment analog bar graph for fast peaking, nulling zero adjustments and capacitor checking.
- Fast autoranging and manual ranging
- TouchHold® function captures and locks the measurement and automatically updates with the next measurement
- Conductance for high resistance measurement
- Min/Max and Relative modes
- Conforms to IEC 1010-1 CAT III
Safety Designed
Rugged safety features include extensive overload protection, high energy fuses, fused 10A range, and non-metallic cases and tilt bail. All voltage inputs recover or fail safe under power line surge tests for major feeders. This includes simulated lightning and load switching transient pulses up to 6 kV superimposed on 660V power lines.
Multimeter (yellow case) includes a pair of safety designed TL75 right-angle test leads, two insulated alligator clips, spare fuse, 9 volt battery and operator′s manual. |
 | Fluke 170 Series Digital Multimeters
Brains and Brawn
Want a smarter meter or a tougher one? Buy one of these and you get both. With features like lifetime warranty. 6000 count resolution. 0.09% accuracy 177,179. Min/Max/Average. True- rms, ac voltage and current. They′re all CAT IV rated and sport an easy access door. The 177 and 179 have a backlight. The 179 measures temperature. All told, this is one powerhouse line of digital multimeters. They′re all super-simple to use and built tougher than a world champion wrestler. |
 | Wavetek Model HD-160
A 4-digit, 10,000 count digital multimeter ready for the toughest of times.
The rugged HD160 is built by WaveTek to withstand a lifetime of abuse. Its rugged enclosure, environmental sealing and Electrician′s Ever Sharp™ test leads make this fully autoranging 4-digit, 10,000 count digital multimeter ready for the toughest of times.
Tough protection
One tough case seals the HD160 for good. It′s made of Valor, the toughest material used in any DMM. This polyester plastic is superior to ABS, resisting petrochemicals and solvents, cracking, splitting and ignition. Then, O-rings seal the case to keep out the moisture, dust and grime inevitably found at any work site. The HD160 is built to last and endure. It′s drop proof, contamination proof, oops-proof and more.
You work with hazardous, sometimes lethal voltages and your multimeter should work with you to reduce any potentially hazardous situations. Count on WaveTek to pack more safety features in the HD160 to protect both you and your meter. You can safely rely on the HD160.
Smart Warning Signals
A common multimeter failure occurs when measuring voltage with the test leads plugged into the amp jack. Incorrect Input Warning signals this error and helps prevent catastrophic failures. |
 | WaveTek Model 110
3 1/2 and 4 1/2 Digit Display, Industry Standard Heavy-Duty DMMs- Completely Sealed and Environment Proof Meters
- VDC Accuracies of 0.1%
- New, Large 20 mm (0.8′′) High Display
- New Continuity Test with Continuous Tone
- Average Sensing and True RMS Models
- Superior 1500 hour Battery Life (HD110s)
The Wavetek Heavy Duty Series 100 digital multimeters are designed for dependability under rugged industrial conditions. They are built of tough, fire-retardant thermoplastic, with all sensitive components shock-mounted. Waterproof construction prevents dirt, grime, and moisture from entering the case and causing inaccurate readings or damaging shorts.
Dependability is enhanced by extra overload protection. All voltage ranges can withstand transients up to 3 kV. Resistance ranges are protected to 600V and current ranges by a 2A/600V fuse and a 1 5A/600V high energy fuse. |
 | WaveTek Models 110B & 115B
- Full Sealing Against Water, Chemicals, or Fluids
- Drop-Proof to 10′ (3.3M)
- Superior, Fast Blow Ceramic Fusing
- Widest Range Voltage Measurement, to 1500VDC/1000VAC
- Unique 24/50/120/240/480 Volt ′′Live Circuit′′ Safety Tester
- Current to 10A
- Resistance to 20MOhmes
- Continuity and Diode Test
- Data Hold
Tools you can depend on
There′s no room for compromise in a job as demanding as yours - and certainly not in the tools you depend on. For truly indestructible multimeters, turn to Wavetek - the world leader in Heavy-Duty (HD) multimeters. Only from the company who invented the true HD standard can you expect the unparalleled ruggedness, reliability, safety and enhanced ease-of-use offered in Wavetek′s new HD Series of multimeters. |
 | M.C. Miller Model B3A2 Multimeter
- A major design achievement was to eliminate the effects of RFI, and offer accurate, repeatable readings.
- Impact resistant d′Arsonval meters with taut band movement to withstand rough handling.
- Resistant to rain, dust and temperature: - 0ºF to 150ºF.
- 10% up scale: -0.1, 0, 1; -0.02, 0, 2: a visual prompt which indicates when the reading crosses zero.
- Knife edge pointer with easy-to-view mirror scale
- Accuracy: ±0.5% of full scale for all ranges.
- Tracking accuracy: ±0.5%.
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 | M.C. Miller Model B-3D Multimeter
- Right Meter:Selectable Input Resistances of 10, 25, 50,100 & 200 megΩ on all ranges from 200 mV to 200 V; 20 mV range fixed at 1000 Ω.
- Left Meter:10 MegΩ Input Resistance on all ranges from 200 mV to 20 V; 20 mV range fixed at 1000 Ω.
- RFI Rejection:
A major design achievement was to eliminate the effects of RFI, and offer accurate, repeatable readings. - Logic: C-MOS LSI; crystal controlled timing.
- AC Rejection:Normal mode 50/60/400 Hz greater than 60 dB.
- Zero:Automatic.
- Polarity:
Automatic {negative symbol displayed, positive assumed). - Decimal Point: Automatic.
- Battery Life:Amplifiers approx. 150 hours continuous. Low battery voltage indication incorporated into display. Other batteries have life dependent upon use.
- Battery Types:Only standard batteries used: D-size, penlight & 9 V transistor types.
- Accuracy:DC 1% of reading ± 1 digit; AC 2% reading ± 1 digit.
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 | M.C. Miler Model 1A Analog Voltmeter
For Electrolysis, Corrosion and Cathodic Protection Testing.
Designed for use by non-technical personnel, such as crews, servicemen, meter readers, etc., but also suitable for the most experiences engineers and technicians.
10 megaohms input resistance practically eliminates low potential readings caused by resistance in the external circuit due to contact resistance of the reference electrode. This condition is frequently encountered in city work and in frozen ground.- 2 1/2′′ taut-band rugged instrument.
- Solid-state impedance amplifier.
- Operates on one small 9 V transistor battery. Low drain - long shelf life. Push switch to check battery condition. Battery easily replaced and readily available.
- Push switch to read potentials. Current drain only while taking readings.
- Scale marked 0 to 2 Volts DC. Color band: Red to 0.85 V, Green to 2 V.
- Filter eliminates errors caused by AC. Up to 50 volts 50/60 Hz.
- Plastic carrying case with resilient padding
- Modular construction
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 | M.C. Miler Model DPM Digital Voltmeter
For Electrolysis, Corrosion and Cathodic Protection Testing.
Designed for use by non-technical personnel, such as crews, servicemen, meter readers, etc., but also suitable for the most experienced engineers and technicians.
20 megaohms input resistance practically eliminates low potential readings caused by resistance in the external circuit due to contact resistance of the reference electrode. This condition is frequently encountered in city work and in frozen ground.- Large 1/2′′ LCD digits.
- Solid state impedance amplifier.
- Operates on one small 9 V transistor battery. Low drain - long shelf life. Battery easily replaced and readily available.
- Automatic low-battery indication on display.
- Push one button to read +/-2 V; push two buttons to read +/-20 V while taking reading.
- Filter eliminates errors caused by AC. Up to 50 volts, 50/60 Hz.
- Plastic carrying case with resilient padding
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 | M.C. Miller LC-4 Multimeter
Pick up a Model LC-4 and have these features in the palm of your hand:- Selectable input resistance display ′′freeze′′ for instant off & coordinated tests
- AC volts for potential & rectifier readings
- Ω for continuity & resistance testing
- Selectable input resistance display ′′freeze′′ for instant off & coordinated tests
- Optional plug-in shunt for current readings
General
Model LC-4is the first hand-held digital meter to include a number of special features which facilitate corrosion and cathodic protection testing on underground structures. It is designed for field testing under almost any environmental conditions. Sealed Mil Spec. switches, sealed windows, a gasketed case and a printed circuit board with baked-on moisture and fungus resistant coating on both sides make this possible.
The large (0.5′′) display characters are easy to read under both high and low lighting conditions and function over a wide temperature range with very little drain on the battery.
The LC-4 is recommended for potential surveys, side drain measurements, surface potential surveys, IR drop measurements, checking both the AC and DC circuits of rectifiers, checking for stray or hazardous AC potentials, and checking galvanic anodes. DC current measurements require the use of an optional plug-in shunt (0-20 Amp).
The selectable input resistance feature permits detection of high resistance in the external circuit and elimination of resulting errors in virtually all cases.
The push-to-hold-reading button freezes the display at any desired time, which makes the meter usable in many areas having varying stray currents. It is also useful when conducting instant-off and coordinated tests. |
 | Tinker & Razor Model PRM Peak Voltmeter
For measuring the output voltage of pulse-type DC holiday detectors
The Tinker & Rasor Model PRM Peak Reading Voltmeter is designed to measure the peak value of high voltage DC pulses within its scale range, with a maximum capacity of 40 kilovolts Measurement can be made of peak values with rise time of less than one microsecond.
The Model PRM Voltmeter is portable and is ideal for use in the field or laboratory. The Model PRM may also be used in design or production testing to measure ignition voltages, over-voltages caused by switching of electrical circuits and other voltages that often accompany high potential testing. Absolute High tech Integrated circuitry construction assures dependability and virtually eliminates maintenance. |
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