AC Current Probes
$204.00
The MN353 is a high accuracy and low phase shift AC current probe with voltage output. It is designed for use with DMMs or current measuring instruments with voltage inputs. The voltage output is proportional to the current measured (through the jaws). The MN353 has an integral 5 ft (1.5m) lead terminated by shrouded banana plugs.
Features
● Small, compact size
● Large jaw opening accommodated conductors up to 250MCM
● Designed for DMMs, loggers, recorders and oscilloscopes
● Conforms to EN 61010, 600V Cat. III
Applications
● Measuring in breaker panels
● Industrial loads
● HVAC
● Residential and commercial sites
● 5A secondary current transformers (CTs) monitoring
The MN353 is a high accuracy and low phase shift AC current probe with voltage output. It is designed for use with DMMs or current measuring instruments with voltage inputs. The voltage output is proportional to the current measured (through the jaws). The MN353 has an integral 5 ft (1.5m) lead terminated by shrouded banana plugs.
Features
● Small, compact size
● Large jaw opening accommodated conductors up to 250MCM
● Designed for DMMs, loggers, recorders and oscilloscopes
● Conforms to EN 61010, 600V Cat. III
Applications
● Measuring in breaker panels
● Industrial loads
● HVAC
● Residential and commercial sites
● 5A secondary current transformers (CTs) monitoring
| Weight | 2 kg |
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Brand
AEMC
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