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Electronic Specialties 695 Current Probe for Graphing Multimeters, Oscilloscopes and Digital Multimeters, 0 to 80 A AC/DC, ½" jaw opening

Model: 695

Electronic Specialties 695 Current Probe for Graphing Multimeters, Oscilloscopes and Digital Multimeters, 0 to 80 A AC/DC, ½" jaw opening-

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Electronic Specialties 695 Current Probe for Graphing Multimeters, Oscilloscopes and Digital Multimeters, 0 to 80 A AC/DC, ½" jaw opening

Model: 695

This current probe measures AC and DC amperage up to 80 A with a resolution of 10 milliamps. It works with graphing meters, oscilloscopes, and digital multimeters to display waveforms for fuel injectors, pumps, and ignition coils. Additionally, the 1/2-inch jaw opening fits over most negative battery cables to facilitate parasitic drain testing.

This current probe measures AC and DC amperage up to 80 A with a resolution of 10 milliamps. It works with graphing meters, oscilloscopes, and digital multimeters to display waveforms for fuel injectors, pumps, and ignition coils. Additionally, the 1/2-inch jaw opening fits over most negative battery cables to facilitate parasitic drain testing.

Your Price $118.59 USD
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Electronic Specialties 695 Offers

Features

  • Low current probe for graphing meters, scopes and dmm's
  • For automotive, marine, small engine, HVAC & industrial technicians
  • Great tool for accurate measurement of low current
  • Use with your graphing meter or lab scope to view current waveforms on fuel injectors, fuel pumps, primary ignition coils and more
  • Also works very well with digital multimeters
  • Resolution of 10 milliamps is low enough for most parasitic drain testing
  • In addition, the clamp opening of 1/2" (12.7 mm) is large enough to clamp over most negative battery cables for those parasitic drain tests
  • Compatible with many lab scopes and graphing multimeters
  • Use to generate current waveforms for diagnostic analysis
  • Also works great with digital multimeters
  • Jaw opening of 1/2" (12.7 mm) clamps over most negative battery cables
  • Low battery indication, auto power-off
  • Test ranges

Electronic Specialties 695 Specifications

DC Amps 0 to 20 A, 0 to 80 A (resolution .01 A)
AC Amps 0 to 20 A, 0 to 80 A (resolution .01 A)

What's included with the Electronic Specialties 695

  • Electronic Specialties 695 Current Probe for Graphing Multimeters, Oscilloscopes and Digital Multimeters, 0 to 80 A AC/DC, ½" jaw opening

Electronic Specialties 695 Offers

Features

  • Low current probe for graphing meters, scopes and dmm's
  • For automotive, marine, small engine, HVAC & industrial technicians
  • Great tool for accurate measurement of low current
  • Use with your graphing meter or lab scope to view current waveforms on fuel injectors, fuel pumps, primary ignition coils and more
  • Also works very well with digital multimeters
  • Resolution of 10 milliamps is low enough for most parasitic drain testing
  • In addition, the clamp opening of 1/2" (12.7 mm) is large enough to clamp over most negative battery cables for those parasitic drain tests
  • Compatible with many lab scopes and graphing multimeters
  • Use to generate current waveforms for diagnostic analysis
  • Also works great with digital multimeters
  • Jaw opening of 1/2" (12.7 mm) clamps over most negative battery cables
  • Low battery indication, auto power-off
  • Test ranges
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Electronic Specialties 695 Specifications

DC Amps 0 to 20 A, 0 to 80 A (resolution .01 A)
AC Amps 0 to 20 A, 0 to 80 A (resolution .01 A)

What's included with the Electronic Specialties 695

  • Electronic Specialties 695 Current Probe for Graphing Multimeters, Oscilloscopes and Digital Multimeters, 0 to 80 A AC/DC, ½" jaw opening

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