Product Description

AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter  Auto-Ranging

The AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter  has the identical ranges, resolution and it offers improved accuracy over the

AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter

obsolete Keithley 580 Ohmmeter. The AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter is an accurate, affordable, seven range, four wire Kelvin based Digital Micro-Ohmmeter and is available with Auto-Range capability. Resistance measurements can be made from 10 µΩ to 200 KΩ on seven ranges with 4 ½ digit (20,000 count or 50 ppm) resolution on the AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter. With 0.03% basic accuracy for all the ranges, except the low 200 milli-ohm range (0.05 %) the 720A micro-ohmmeter has accuracy that includes N.I.S.T. traceable calibration certification. The AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter is used to test electrical resistance on a wide variety of applications such as motors, transformers, contacts, copper coils, components, bonds and a host of metal to wire connection integrity (i.e. splices) tests. The unit’s high contrast high intensity LED display (25,000 lumens) is also readable in direct sunlight environments. The NSN package also includes the RS232C Interface with Autorange, the Test Lead Storage Pouch, Gold Plated 4 Wire Probes and Gold plated Kelvin Clip leads, US NIST Calibration Certificate and AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter operator manual. Four Terminal Configuration, Low thermal EMF binding posts and more

AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter Data Sheet AMPTEC_720A_ds Email for Quote: mailto:sales@atequip.com

Four Terminal Kelvin configuration (Voltage high, Current high, Voltage low and Current low) automatically eliminates major sources of resistance measurement errors such as test lead length resistance and test lead connection contact resistance (see our White Paper on 4-Wire-Kelvin measurements). The ohmmeters gold plated low thermal emf 5 Way binding posts also make it easy to securely connect bare test wires, spade lug wiring and DMM style banana jacks. The AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter Ohmmeter’s 5-way gold plated copper tellurium input jacks are low thermal emf which helps provide accurate low level resistance measurements when temperature differences and dissimilar metals (thermocouple effect) would normally be a measurement problem.

AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter Accurate and Easy Resistance Measurements

The AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter makes 4 terminal Kelvin resistance measurements on a variety of devices including the following: Winding resistance and shorted turns of: small motors, alternators, transformers, generators, coils, solenoids, relays, wire spools, chokes and ballasts. Measuring inductors like transformers, motor wings, coils and chokes couldn’t be easier using the AMPTEC 720A Ohmmeter. The AMPTEC 720A Safety Micro-Ohmmeter current source has a compliance voltage of > 1.5VDC. A higher compliance voltage allows the ohmmeter to rapidly charge any inductance associated with making the resistance measurement. The higher the ohmmeter’s compliance voltage (drives the constant current source) the more stable and quicker an inductors (i.e copper coil) resistance can be measured. All AMPTEC 720ASafety Micro-Ohmmeter test lead and probe sets are a minimum 48″ length, dual banana termination at the ohmmeter end. Call ATEquip at 858-756-8742 to discuss custom requirements.

Options

• OP110 Test Lead Pouch (included in NSN package)
• OP232 Isolated RS-232 Interface (included in NSN package)
• OP300 Kelvin Clip Test Leads (included in NSN package)
• OP302 Banana-Jack Kelvin Test Leads (included in NSN package)
• OP350 Large Kelvin Clip Test Leads
• OP401 Single-Point Mini Probe Test Leads
• OP402 Kelvin Micro Probe Test Leads
• OP403 Kelvin Mini Probe Test Leads (included in NSN package)
• OP519 Rack Mount Adapter
• OP620-ISO Isolated Analog Interface
• OP720-BAT Rechargeable Battery Pack with Charger

AMPTEC 720A Available as NSN 6625-01-555-1150

Data Sheet AMPTEC_720A_ds Email for Quote: mailto:sales@atequip.com

Download Free ” Adobe Reader” Link  Download “720A Manual” ~~ Link to “HiPot Explained” Link to “4-Wire Kelvin Explained”