Digital clamp multimeter 396A961
portablecat IIIcat IV

digital clamp multimeter
digital clamp multimeter
digital clamp multimeter
digital clamp multimeter
digital clamp multimeter
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Characteristics

Display
digital
Form
portable
Safety rating
cat III, cat IV
Additional features
frequency, with power measurement, harmonic
Other characteristics
AC/DC, true RMS
Max DC voltage

Max.: 999.9 V

Min.: 0 V

Max AC voltage

Max.: 999.9 V

Min.: 0 V

Max DC current

Max.: 599.9 A

Min.: 0 A

Max AC current

Max.: 599.9 A

Min.: 0.1 A

Max resistance measure

Max.: 100,000 Ohm

Min.: 0 Ohm

Max capacity measure

Max.: 4,000 µF

Min.: 0 µF

Max frequency measure

Max.: 10,000 Hz

Min.: 20 Hz

Description

Power analysis tool for PV installations The Solar Power Clamp is a feature-packed Power Analyzer designed to enable efficiency measurements, troubleshooting and maintenance of photovoltaic systems. About the Solar Power Clamp The Solar Power Clamp is especially designed for installers and technicians interested in power measurement and analysis on AC & DC systems and carrying out diagnostic checks. In order to ensure the maximum yield from a PV system it is important to check the efficiency of the conversion of DC power generated by the PV modules to AC power fed into the electrical installation. Efficiency is determined by measurement of both the voltage and current on the DC and AC sides of the inverter and using the measured values to calculate the DC and AC power. Alternatively, the DC or AC power can be measured directly on either side of the inverter in seconds using the Seaward Solar Power Clamp. The Power Clamp simply clips over the cable to measure current and the supplied in-line connectors can be used to measure the DC voltage whilst the PV modules are connected to the inverter, giving an accurate true RMS reading of the power whilst the system is operational. The Solar Power Clamp can be used when installing a PV system to ensure the inverter is operating correctly or for maintenance and troubleshooting on the PV system after commissioning. If a PV system isn't generating the expected level of power under known irradiance and temperature conditions, this may indicate a fault with one or more components in the system. Similarly, the presence of harmonics on the AC output of an inverter may indicate a fault within the inverter.

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