Dual Display Clamp Ammeter Brings forth the New
IDEAL has recently upgraded the 760 and 770 series dual-display clamp ammeters, which are widely favored by users, and added many new functions. These two series are designed to meet the needs of electricians in industrial and commercial environments, and are especially suitable for measuring power systems in confined spaces that were previously difficult to reach.
Before starting the test, the zeroing function of the voltage and current display of the new meter can make the meter reading stably display 0.0, while the default range of the old meter is in the mV range, which may easily cause the test line to open or the meter reading to jump before connecting to the circuit under test. indefinite. The new watch adds an audio selection switch in the battery compartment, which can turn off the high-voltage audio alarm, and still retains the voltage alarm function of more than 30V. A protective cover is added outside the data hold button of the new meter, which can effectively reduce the probability of false triggering during the measurement process.
In terms of inrush current testing, users often need to measure the inrush current when the motor is started. For the models with True RMS measurement in the new meter, the peak hold button has been replaced with a surge test button. The new meter has a wider measurement capability. In addition to supporting the above functions, the microprocessor chip adopted also increases the range of the 760 series clamp meter from 600A to 660A. This not only outperforms competing products, but also makes autoranging measurements faster due to the reduced range change range. The small current (1-20A) test accuracy of the new meter has also been greatly improved, which can meet the needs of users who only want to buy one clamp meter to measure the current from large to small (suitable for 61-732). In addition, the new watch also cancels the rarely used analog pointer display.
The bottom display of the modified clamp meter has added backlighting for all ranges. Instead of only having a backlight when measuring current like the old watch. The new watch features a more robust dial and case, and an improved level of input overvoltage protection. These more practical functions will meet more needs of users in the changing industry.
