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  • Bird 43

    Bird 43

    • Manufacturer: Bird

    250C,50C,100C,5C Boxed Set, incl. 8065,4275-020,4410-2;-4;-5;-6;-8 The Model 43 THRULINE® Directional Wattmeter accurately measures forward or reflected power in coaxial transmission lines under any load conditio...

    Darmstadt, Germany
  • Boonton 9231

    Boonton 9231

    • Manufacturer: Boonton

    no options The microprocessor-based voltmeter is useful for both ATE and manual operation. The instrument measures RF voltage at an accuracy to 1% of the reading at full scale. The menu-driven, 20 character x 4 l...

    $1,039 USD
    Darmstadt, Germany
  • Clarke Hess 2330

    Clarke Hess 2330

    • Manufacturer: Clarke-Hess

    no options The Model 2330 Sampling Volt-Ampere-Watt Meter is a precision, high accuracy, auto-ranging instrument which simultaneously measures and displays true rms Voltage, true rms Current and true mean Power o...

    Darmstadt, Germany

Overview

Electrical test instruments are essential tools used to test, measure, and diagnose electrical systems and components. These devices are crucial for ensuring the safety, efficiency, and reliability of electrical installations, whether in residential, commercial, or industrial settings. Common types include multimeters, oscilloscopes, and insulation testers.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying used electrical test instruments?

Check the calibration status, overall condition, and whether all necessary accessories are included. It’s also important to verify the instrument's accuracy and functionality.

How can I safely ship electrical test instruments?

Use proper packaging with adequate cushioning to protect the instruments from shocks and vibrations. It's advisable to use a shipping service experienced in handling delicate electronic equipment.

What is the maintenance procedure for electrical test instruments?

Regularly calibrate the instruments to ensure accuracy, clean them to remove dust and debris, and store them in a protective case when not in use. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance tasks.