LEM PR4010 Current Probe 2000/4000A AC/DC

Description

For sell:
LEM  Current Probe Model PR 4010
20 A to 4000A  with a frequency range of DC  to 1kHz
Barely used, in very good condition. Tested, fully working.
After winning you will get:
- PR4010 Current Probe
- Red case visible on photo
- two cable with banana plugs
- 9V battery
The  PR  4010  current  probe  has  been  designed   for   use   with   multimeters, recorders,  power      analysers,  safety testers  etc.  for  accurate  non  intrusive measurement of AC/DC current. Using the  latest  transformer  technology,  the  PR  4010  can  measure  currents  from  20 A to 4000 A over a frequency range of DC  to 3kHz.
Electrical Characteristics:
Current Range IN: 2000A  and 4000A AC/DC
Measuring Range: 20 A to 4000 AC/DC
Output Sensitivity: 1 mV / A  and 0.5mV /A
Load Impedance: ≥ 100 kOhm
Conductor Position Sensitivity: 0.5% @ 50Hz
Error due to adjacent conductor: ≤ 10mA / A @  50 Hz
Power supply: 9V alkaline battery 6LR61
Low battery test: Yes
Battery life: 75 hours
Output zero: Manual adjust via thumbwheel
Phase Shift at 2 kHz @ 10A: 2°
Frequency Range: DC Hz to 3 kHz (-3 dB)
Temperature Coefficient: 0.03% / °C
Working Voltage (see Safety Standards section): 600 V ACRMS or DC
Maximum Conductor Size: 72 mm diameter
Output Connection: 4 mm safety socke
Arranging  own shipping courier is allowed.
Due to the pandemic and lockdowns, please ask for possibility and costs of the shipping to Your country.
This is a private sale, so there is no warranty, no invoice and returns will not be accepted.
Combine shipping is possible – please ask.
Excellent condition!
Please contact me with any questions and thanks for looking!
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