UT216D 600A True RMS Digital Clamp Meter

UT216 시리즈 디지털 클램프 미터는 서버실, IT 시스템 등에서 고주파 전류 (최대 400Hz)를 측정하도록 설계되었습니다. 이중 사출 설계는 사용자에게보다 편안한 그립과 향상된 내구성을 제공합니다. UT216의 6000 카운트 디스플레이는 사용자에게보다 정확한 판독 값을 제공합니다.



Feature :
  • True RMS
  • Auto range, 3 times/s sampling rate
  • MAX/MIN/Relative modes
  • K-type temperature probe
  • Flashlight
  • 400Hz measurement
  • NCV, non-contact AC voltage testing
  • VFC, low pass filter
  • Zeroing function
  • Inrush current
  • Analog bar graph


    • Specfication :
    Specifications Range UT216D
    AC current (A) 600A ±(2.5%+5)
    AC current frequency response 　 40~400Hz
    DC current (A) 600A ±(2.5%+5)
    AC voltage (V) 750V ±(1.2%+5)
    AC voltage frequency response 　 45~400Hz
    DC voltage (V) 1000V ±(0.8%+1)
    Resistance (Ω) 60MΩ ±(1%+2)
    Capacitance (F) 60mF ±(4%+5)
    Frequency (Hz) 10Hz~1MHz ±(0.1%+4)
    Temperature -40°C~1000°C ±(2.5%+3)
    -40°F~1832°F ±(2.5%+6)
    Features
    Display count 　 6000
    Auto range 　 √
    Jaw opening 　 30mm
    True RMS 　 √
    Diode Around 3.0V √
    V.F.C. 　 √
    NCV 　 √
    Data hold 　 √
    Relative mode 　 √
    MAX/MIN 　 √
    Inrush current 　 √
    OLED display 　 √
    Analog bar graph 　 21
    Flashlight 　 √
    Auto power off 　 √
    Continuity buzzer 　 √
    Low battery indication ≤3.6V √
    Input protection 　 √
    Input impedance for DCV ≥10MΩ √
    General Characterisitics
    Power 1.5V battery (R03) x 3
    Display 38mm x 24mm
    Product color Red and grey
    Product net weight 231.7g
    Product size 220mm x 75mm x 40mm
    Standard accessories Batteries, test leads, point contact temperature probe
    Standard individual packing Gift box, carrying bag, English manual
    Standard quantity per carton 10pcs
    Standard carton measurement 350mm x 290mm x 200mm
    Standard carton gross weight 5kg


    PDF Download
     UT216D Data sheet.pdf
     UT216D English Manual.pdf
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