Bench-top megohmmeter 1865+
for the aeronautical industry

bench-top megohmmeter
bench-top megohmmeter
bench-top megohmmeter
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Characteristics

Mobility
bench-top
Domain
for the aeronautical industry
Resistance range

Min.: 1 kOhm

Max.: 10,000,000 kOhm

Description

The 1865 + Megohmmeter/IR tester, with digital display, is used for high accuracy measurements of insulation resistance on a wide variety of components, materials and electronic devices. Resistance values greater than 100 TΩ can be measured with a basic accuracy of 0.5% at DC voltages up to 1000 V. A programmable limit makes the megohmmeter ideal for pass/fail testing in a production environment and is also adaptable for use in automated system applications with its included RS-232 Interface or optional IEEE-488 interface adapter. Precision Measurements: The IET Labs 1865 + Megohmmeter provides resistance measurement capability from 1 kΩ to 100 TΩ (test voltage dependent) with a basic accuracy of 0.5%. To meet test requirements for a wide range of devices, the test voltage is fully programmable up to 1000 Vdc. Sensing the proper resistance measurement range is done automatically, thus eliminating setup errors; and in order to eliminate lead or fixture errors, the operator can easily initiate an automatic zeroing routine of test leads. Easy to use: The 1865+'s menu programming system is significantly improved, simple controls and indicators combine for efficiency of test and productivity. Its multi-function keypad provides the operator with an easy way to program and make measurements. Pass/Fail Testing: Measured results are automatically compared to an operator programmed limit for pass/fail testing. Pass/Fail indicator lights or a pass/fail output from the megohmmeter I/O interface provide a clear indication of the measured results.
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