Meco HVAC TRMS CLAMP METER, 3510PHW

The Meco 3510PHW HVAC TRMS Clamp Meter is a versatile instrument designed for accurate measurement and analysis of electrical parameters in HVAC systems and other industrial applications. Combining precision, reliability, and user-friendly features, this clamp meter is an essential tool for professionals in the electrical and HVAC fields.

Key Features:

• True RMS Measurement: Ensures accurate readings of AC voltage and current, even with non-linear loads.
• Dual Display: Simultaneously displays multiple parameters such as kW + PF, kVA + kW, HP + kW, kW + kVAR, V + A, A + Hz, and V + Hz.
• Auto Ranging: Automatically selects the appropriate measurement range for ease of use.
• Data Hold Function: Allows users to freeze the displayed measurement for convenient recording.
• Auto Power Off: Conserves battery life by automatically powering down after a period of inactivity.
• Jaw Opening: Accommodates cables up to 43 mm in diameter and busbars up to 65 mm x 16 mm.
• 3-Phase Adapter: Facilitates measurements in three-phase systems, enhancing versatility.

Specifications:

• AC Current Measurement: Up to 999.9 A
• AC Voltage Measurement: Up to 600 V
• Power Measurement: kW, kVA, HP, kVAR
• Power Factor Measurement: 0.3 to 1.0
• Frequency Measurement: 40 Hz to 1 kHz
• Resistance Measurement: Up to 100 MΩ
• Temperature Measurement: -50°C to 1000°C (-58°F to 1832°F)
• Display: 4-digit LCD with 9999 counts
• Sampling Rate: 2.5 times per second for digital display; 1 time per 6 seconds for power measurements
• Power Supply: 9V battery
• Battery Life: Approximately 32 hours
• Dimensions: 247 x 90 x 40 mm
• Weight: Approximately 425 grams (including battery)

Box Includes:

• Meco 3510PHW HVAC TRMS Clamp Meter
• Test leads
• 3-phase adapter
• 9V battery
• Instruction manual
• Carrying case

Applications:

• HVAC Systems: Monitoring current and voltage in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to ensure optimal performance.
• Electrical Maintenance: Diagnosing and troubleshooting electrical issues in industrial and commercial settings.
• Motor Testing: Measuring inrush current and power consumption of motors and compressors.
• Energy Audits: Assessing power usage and efficiency in various electrical systems.