How Digital Clamp Meters Improve Efficiency
The FLIR CM275 Digital Clamp Meter combines infrared imaging with electrical measurement capabilities for a powerful inspection, troubleshooting and diagnostic tool. How exactly does it improve efficiency?
01. Quick detection, safe location
Using IGM infrared imaging-guided measurement technology, the FLIR CM275 provides a reliable way to identify hot spots and overloaded circuits from a safe distance, allowing you to quickly identify problems without having to come into direct contact with potentially safety-hazardous switchboards and electrical cabinets, or cluttered wires and cables.
★ Quickly scan your entire target for electrical problems with thermal resolution of up to 160 x 120 pixels;
★ Determine the exact location of hot spots with the help of a laser pointer and crosshairs;
★ Easily detect hard-to-reach, dimly lit locations thanks to the slim clamp with built-in light;
★ Comply with CAT?IV-600V, CAT?III-1000V safety requirements, to provide you with reliable protection.
02, confirm the problem, verify the hot spot
The FLIR CM275 gets accurate current and voltage readings and centre point readings with the rich features of a digital clamp meter, featuring a 2.4-inch TFT screen for easy viewing of data and images.
★ Diagnose complex systems with high-voltage and low-voltage measurements;
★ Use advanced electrical measurement functions including VFD mode, True RMS, LoZ (Low Impedance Input);
★ Through the use of FLIR flexible current clamp can be AC, current measurement range extended to 3000 amps.
03, timely recording, easy to share
The FLIR CM275 also features wireless connectivity to FLIR Tools™ or the FLIR InSite™ professional workflow management application to make work easier. With this application, you can upload and organise electrical measurements and thermal images, share information with your team and submit instant reports in the field.
The FLIR CM275 IGM™ clamp meter with data logging is the ideal multifunctional troubleshooting tool for electrical, mechanical and electronic systems.
