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The TDR1000/3P handheld time domain reflectometer (TDR) is a compact, handheld instrument for locating faults on metallic cables. With built-in blocking filters and fused test leads, it has a minimum resolution of 0.1 m and a 5 km maximum range depending on the velocity factor selected and the cable type.
The TDR1000/3P has four output impedances available (25, 50, 75, and 100 Ω) and a four-way control switch that makes operating the instrument simple and inutive. It also has a velocity factor between 0.2 and 0.99, enabling it to meet any cable test requirements.
The instrument has an 'Auto selection' option that ensures that the most effective parameters are selected depending on the range required, aiding rapid diagnosis of the TDR trace. Dual cursors allow complete flexibility, giving you full control and an instant indication of the distance between two points. A trace 'Hold' feature also allows comparison between conditions, something not seen on most other handheld TDRs. Extra high resolution together with a white-light backlight and grey scale tones make the graphical display vibrant, helping you to identify key events on the trace.

Easy to use, light to carry, and featuring a convenient internal database for results storage, the PAT450 portable appliance tester is optimised for use by service organisations and equipment rental companies. Key benefits of the instrument include rapid start-up, instant restart after temporary disconnection when moving between test locations, and optional barcode support to aid in rapid asset identification.
These instruments offer both manual and automatic operation. When used in automatic mode, the test structure can readily be configured to suit specific requirements. This way, for example, a supervisor can predefine a test structure for a particular application and then be sure that all tests are performed exactly as required, irrespective of who carries out the testing work.

Contact voltage detectors are electronic devices that detect the presence of alternating voltage in electrical systems by making physical contact with the energized point, either in low, medium, or high voltage distribution networks, transmission lines, underground networks, substations, or industrial electrical installations.
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Contact Voltage Detectors Datasheet

The ICMobserver combines the unmatched quality of the analogue front end of our current PD detectors with the additional features and benefits of the developments in digital signal processing during the last 20 years.
The ICMobserver is a versatile state-of-the-art monitoring system, which combines four devices in one solution: A spectrum analyser, a time domain oscilloscope, voltage measurement, and a PD monitor.
With the digital signal processing, the spectrum analyser offers a vast range of possible bandwidths. This greatly improves capabilities to deal with an elevated noise-floor that is inevitable in on-site monitoring conditions.
The built-in time domain oscilloscope together with fully parallel phase-resolved partial discharge patterns (PRPD) on all channels significantly expands the analysis options, so that you will be able to give an in-depth analysis of the condition of the monitored asset.
The modular concept of the hardware and software ensures expandability of the system for future applications, e.g., dissolved gas analysis (DGA) monitoring and temperature and load surveillance providing one data aggregation point.

The Fluke 931 tachometer is a handheld tachometer that integrates the contact and non-contact speed measurement functions and can accurately measure the revolutions per minute (RPM) or surface speed and distance. Fluke 930 is equivalent to a Fluke 931 with minimum configuration. With only the non-contact measuring function provided, it's more affordable and offers consistent quality.

The Fluke 88V has improved measurement functions, trouble-shooting features and accuracy to solve more problems on conventional and hybrid vehicles. The 88V is the most powerful automotive multimeter ever offered by Fluke. In addition to having all standard multimeter features like the ability to measure voltage, current, continuity, and resistance, the 88V can perform diode test and pulse width measurements.
This meter can take current measurements up to 20 A for 30 seconds and 10 A continuously. The optional magnetic hanger lets you attach the meter to most steel surfaces for easy set-up and viewing. The 88V is designed to be used in high energy environments like those found on hybrid vehicles.
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Fluke 930 is a handheld tachometer and is equivalent to a Fluke 931 with minimum configuration and can accurately measure the revolutions per minute (RPM) or surface speed and distance. With only the non-contact measuring function provided, it's more affordable and offers consistent quality.
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