Hioki - CT6862-05 - AC/DC Stromsensor, Fluxgate, 50 A / 1 MHz 37.2°×27.8° RFID-Leser & Drucker HIKMICRO Pocket Serie verfügt

Hioki - CT6862-05 - AC/DC Stromsensor, Fluxgate, 50 A / 1 MHz 37.2°×27.8° RFID-Leser & Drucker HIKMICRO Pocket Serie verfügt

Name: Hioki - CT6862-05 - AC/DC Stromsensor, Fluxgate, 50 A / 1 MHz 37.2°×27.8° RFID-Leser & Drucker HIKMICRO Pocket Serie verfügt
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 35643461896
Price: 389.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.799200000000001 (16 reviews)

SKU 35643461896 · ★ 4.8

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Hioki CT6862 05 AC DC Stromsensor, Fluxgate, 50 A 1 MHz 37.2°×27.8° RFID Leser & Drucker HIKMICRO Pocket Serie verfügt RFID Leser & Drucker Maximaler Nennstrom: 0 05% Messwert Er verfügt über einen breiten Frequenzbereich und geringe Phasenverschiebung und ist damit ideal für genaue Wellenformbeobachtungen und Harmonieanalysen geeignet

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