Chauvin Arnoux P01167501 | CA40 Teslameter / Gauss meter, 20 µT (200 mG) to 2000 µT (20,000 mG)

Name: P01167501 | CA40 Teslameter / Gauss meter, 20 µT (200 mG) to 2000 µT (20,000 mG)
Brand: Chauvin Arnoux
SKU: P01167501
Price: 676.0 EUR
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Manufacturer number: P01167501

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Chauvin Arnoux P01167501 | Teslameter / Gauss meter CA40.

Measurement of low frequency magnetic fields from 20 µT (200 mG) to 2000 µT (20,000 mG)
Bandwidth: 30 Hz to 300 Hz
Typical accuracy: ± (4% of the display + 3 points)
Separate probe for surrounding field
Dimensions: 163 x 68 x 24 mm
Weight: 285 g

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P01167501 | CA40 Teslameter / Gauss meter, 20 µT (200 mG) to 2000 µT (20,000 mG)

Measurements of magnetic induction fields can be carried out with the Teslameter / Gauss meter CA 40. It is suitable for measurements in the laboratory as well as in production facilities when magnetic fields are to be set.

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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.