CMP-2000 digital clamp meter with calibration certificate WMGBCMP2000

Universal clamp meter, enabling current measurements up to 2000 A using clamps on wires with a diameter of up to 57 mm and busbars up to 70 x 18 mm.

The device has electronic overload protection for all functions and measuring ranges.

Provides:

• Measurement of alternating current (TRUE RMS) up to 1500 A and direct current up to 2000 A.
• Measurement of inrush current - INRUSH function.
• Measurement of direct voltage up to 1000 V and alternating voltage (TRUE RMS) up to 750 V.
• Resistance measurement and connection continuity test with audible signaling of circuit continuity (for a value lower than 30 Ω).
• Capacitance measurement.
• Temperature measurement (Fahrenheit and Celsius).
• Frequency measurement.
• Duty cycle measurement.
• Diode test.

Additionally:

• safe, insulated measuring jaws,
• automatic selection of measuring ranges ,
• the "HOLD" function, which allows you to save the result on the display,
• the "DC ZERO" function, relative measurement mode for direct current - the device can be zeroed at any time and return to measurement in the mode absolute value,
• remembering the minimum and maximum values,
• indication of exceeding the range,
• auto shutdown after 30 minutes.

Electrical safety:

• measurement category: CAT IV 600 V
• housing protection degree: IP20.

Other technical data:

• power supply of the meter: 9 V battery, type 6LR61,
• LCD display (liquid crystal), backlit, 4 digits (max. indication 6600), 66-segment ruler,
• continuity test: 30 Ω threshold,
• diode test: typical test current 0.8 mA, typical open circuit voltage 3.2 V DC,
• low battery indication: battery symbol is displayed,
• over range indication: 'OL,' symbol is displayed
• temperature sensor: type K thermocouple probe,
• input impedance: approx. 10 MΩ (V DC and V AC),
• AC bandwidth: 50...500 Hz,
• timed auto-off : 30 minutes.

Nominal conditions of use:

• working temperature: 0...+50°C,
• storage temperature : -20...+60°C,
• working altitude: max. 2000 m.