MIC-5010 insulation resistance meter WMPLMIC5010

The MIC-5010 meter provides the following measurements:

• insulation resistance - with voltage selected from 100, 250, 500, 1000, 2500 or 5000 V.
• insulation resistance – any voltage selected by the user in the range of 50..5000 V (in steps of 10 or 25 V).
• DAR, PI or Ab1, Ab2 coefficients.
• insulation resistance with increasing voltages step-by-step (SV)
• dielectric discharge indicator (DD).
• continuity of protective and equipotential bonding with current ≥200 mA,
• enables setting the limit of minimum insulation resistance and maximum resistance RCONT.

The new family of Sonel insulation meters uses unique algorithms that allow recognizing the nature of the voltage present on the object, thanks to which the device can determine whether the voltage is the mains voltage - then the measurement will not be performed or it is the voltage generated by the electromagnetic field - then the measurement will be performed. This makes it possible to carry out measurements in the presence of very strong electromagnetic fields, where it was previously impossible.

An important parameter of the device is the maximum measured insulation resistance value of 15 TΩ. The maximum measuring current is 1.2 mA or 3 mA, which guarantees charging a large-capacity object in a short time. Each measurement, both in the case of the programmed time lapse or manual interruption, ends with the meter discharging the object.

The device is equipped with accessories that guarantee safety during measurements with all available voltages - both test leads, probes and and crocodiles meet extremely stringent standards (guaranteed voltage strength up to 11 kV for test leads and 5.5 kV for crocodiles and test probes).

Standard accessories are delivered with a handy case. Due to the high immunity of the device to interference, cables up to 20 m long can be used for measurements.

The measurement results can be saved to the built-in memory with a capacity of 990 cells (11880 entries). Data from the memory can be transmitted to a PC via a USB cable or wirelessly via an additional OR-1 (USB) adapter.

Measurement of DC and AC voltages in the range of 0...600 V.

Measurement category: CAT IV 600V (CAT III 1000V)