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De FNIRSI TDM-120P is een multimeter met warmtebeeldtechnologie die thermische beeldvorming combineert met traditionele multimeterfuncties. Hierdoor levert het apparaat uitgebreidere en intuïtievere testresultaten voor elektrische tests en aanverwante toepassingen. Het wordt veelvuldig gebruikt in sectoren zoals elektrotechniek, industriële productie, de bouw en beveiligingsmonitoring. De TDM-120P biedt betrouwbare technische ondersteuning bij het testen van apparatuur, het opsporen van defecten en onderhoudsbeheer, en draagt zo bij aan een hogere productie-efficiëntie, betere productkwaliteit en meer veiligheid. Kenmerken 2-in-1: Warmtebeeldcamera + True RMS-multimeter (19.999 counts) 120 x 90 HD-beeldkwaliteit | Hoge thermische gevoeligheid <60 mK Temperatuurbereik -20°C tot 400°C | Instelbare emissiviteit 0,01–1,00 2,8-inch LCD-touchscreen | 7 kleurenpaletten | Opslaan met één druk op de knop & USB-export Volledige multimeterfuncties: AC/DC-spanning, weerstand en capaciteit Brede inzetbaarheid: HVAC, lekdetectie, elektrotechniek en autoreparatie Specificaties 7 kleurenpaletten Arctic / Hot Iron / Iron Red / Rainbow / Lava / Black Hot / White Hot Detectortype Vanadiumoxide Gezichtsveld 50° Scherm 2,8-inch LCD-touchscreen Beeldsnelheid ≤25 Hz Infraroodresolutie 120 x 90 Temperatuurweergave Middelpunt, automatische detectie van hoogste/laagste temperatuur Temperatuurbereik -20°C ~ 400°C (-4°F ~ 752°F) Temperatuureenheid °C / °F Nauwkeurigheid ±2°C of ±2% (hoogste gemeten waarde) Alarm voor hoge/lage temperatuur Ja Emissiviteit Instelbaar van 0,01 tot 1 Talen Engels, Chinees Gelijkspanning (DC) Bereik: 1,9999 V / 19,999 V / 199,99 V / 1000 V Nauwkeurigheid: ±(0,5% +3) Wisselspanning (AC) Bereik: 1,9999 V / 19,999 V / 199,99 V / 750,0 V Nauwkeurigheid: ±(1% +3) Weerstand Bereik: 19,999 MΩ / 1,9999 MΩ / 199,99 kΩ / 19,999 kΩ Nauwkeurigheid: ±(0,5% +3) Bereik: 1,9999 kΩ / 199,99 Ω Nauwkeurigheid: ±(2,0% +3) Capaciteit Bereik: 999,9 μF / 99,99 μF / 9,999 μF / 999,9 nF / 99,99 nF / 9,999 nF Nauwkeurigheid: ±(2,0% +5) Bereik: 9,999 mF / 99,99 mF Nauwkeurigheid: ±(5,0% +20) Diode Ja Continuïteit Ja Inbegrepen 1x FNIRSI TDM-120P warmtebeeld-multimeter 2x Multimeter-meetsnoeren 1x Opbergtas 1x USB-kabel 1x Manual Downloads Manual Firmware v1.2.6

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