Testers and Meters

April 2013

Tester by Amprobe

Amprobe’s INSP-3 wiring inspector is a rugged circuit tester that checks whether a building’s wiring is in compliance with the NEC, especially voltage drop under load. READ MORE
April 2013

Meter by Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp.

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp.’s milliamp clamp meter measures 4–20 mA signals used in control panels to collect and send data and can measure 0 to 99 mA to cover a range of control signals. READ MORE
April 2013

Tester by Fluke Networks

Fluke Networks’ AirCheck Wi-Fi Tester v2.0 for troubleshooting complex wireless LAN problems has a one-button autotest that automatically conducts wireless tests for interference, quality and rogue ac READ MORE
April 2013

Meter by Megger

Megger’s CHM series of cable height meters use ultrasonic sound to determine the height of up to six overhead cables and wires. READ MORE
April 2013

Tester by Ideal Industries

Ideal Industries’ voltage performance monitor tester identifies voltage events and harmonics that cause equipment damage and failures. READ MORE
April 2013

Meter by AFL

AFL’s NOYES Contractor Series handheld CS260-20 metro/access troubleshooting optical time- domain reflectomer is a 1,310/1,550 OTDR with 28-dB dynamic range, 0.8 m event and 3.5 m attenuation dead zon READ MORE
April 2013

Tester by Platinum Tools

Platinum Tools’ T129 VDV MapMaster 2.0 combines continuity testing, mapping, tone generator and length measurement functions into a single unit. READ MORE
April 2013

Meter by Hioki

Hioki’s solar HiTester 3245-60 is an environmentally friendly digital multimeter. READ MORE
January 2013

Electro Industries/GaugeTech’s UL-listed Shark meter in NEMA enclosure enables users to expand switchgear capability without redesign. READ MORE
January 2013

Pulse Electronics’ PA3209NL Sidewinder AC current sensor accommodates current-carrying conductors up to 0.750 in. in diameter or the industry standard 0.750 in.-by-0.093 in. bus bar. READ MORE

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