Chauvin Arnoux P01120305 | C107 current probe, 4 mm, 1200 A 30 Hz - 10 kHz, U-Out

Name: P01120305 | C107 current probe, 4 mm, 1200 A 30 Hz - 10 kHz, U-Out
Brand: Chauvin Arnoux
SKU: P01120305
Price: 421.0 EUR
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Manufacturer number: P01120305

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Chauvin-Arnoux P01120305 | Clamp current transformer C107 for AC current measurement from 0.1 A to 1,200 A AC with cable and 4 mm safety plug for multimeter / data logger etc.

Enclosure diameter up to 52 mm
Measuring range: 0.1 A ... 1200 A AC
Frequency range: 30 Hz ... 10 kHz
Voltage output 1 V AC
Ratio 1 A: 1 mV
Connection on the pliers with cable and 4 mm safety plug
Suitable for multimeters, oscilloscopes, recorders etc.
Ideal for power measurement (small phase shift)
IEC 1010.2.032, Cat.III, 600 V for industrial applications

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P01120305 | C107 current probe, 4 mm, 1200 A 30 Hz - 10 kHz, U-Out

The optimal adjustment of the magnetic circuit by means of a pendulum joint system and a patented support system for the progressive opening of the pliers jaws make operation easier. Due to the enclosure diameter of 52 mm, CAT III 600 V measurements can be carried out on most conductors in industrial and office buildings.

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Chauvin Arnoux

Chauvin Arnoux stands for highest quality and innovative, highly reliable test equipment in the fields of electrical safety testing, measurement of electrical quantities, power measurement, energy and fault analysis.