Clamp Meter PCE-DC 9EV

Clamp meter with a measuring range of 0 ... 1000 A AC/DC / Frequency measurement

Small and compact design / Inrush current measurement / Ready for immediate use /

25 mm wide clamp opening / Optionally with ISO certification

The clamp meter is a measuring device for the precise determination of electrical currents. With a current clamp diameter of 25 mm and a

measuring range of 0 … 1000 A AC/DC, the clamp meter covers a large part of all measurement tasks. The current measurement is carried out

inductively with the clamp meter. This means that the test objects to be measured do not have to be switched off beforehand. In this way, the

flowing current can be measured during operation. The measured value is displayed numerically and graphically using a bar chart. The compact

design of the clamp meter also enables the measuring device to be easily stowed away in work bags.

Electromobility is playing an increasingly important role. It is therefore important to know the current flow in the lines. The wallbox of an

electric vehicle can be monitored on the primary and secondary side with the clamp meter. The clamp meter can also be used in workshops to

check electric vehicles. The starting current of the electric motors or the on-board current can be checked with the clamp meter.

In addition to the normal measuring mode, the clamp meter can also measure the inrush current. An inrush current measurement with the

clamp meter is particularly necessary when starting up motors, such as ventilation systems, in order to rule out possible sources of error. In

addition, the clamp meter has a low-pass filter function. This function can be used to determine currents in the low frequency range. Currents

up to a frequency of 1 kHz are measured by the current clamp. The clamp meter is used, for example, to measure the current of low-midrange

speakers (woofers).

Inductive current measurement

Measuring range 0 ... 1000 A AC/DC

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Small and compact design

25 mm / 0.98" wide inner diameter

Inrush current measurement