MULTICOMP Analogue Panel Meter, DC Current 0µA-100µA
Precision MULTICOMP analogue panel meter for DC current measurement (0-100µA) with moving coil mechanism.
The MULTICOMP Analogue Panel Meter is a precision moving coil meter designed for accurate DC current measurement applications. With a sensitive measurement range of 0µA to 100µA, this instrument provides reliable monitoring for low-current circuits in various industrial and laboratory settings.
This analogue meter features a clear display and robust construction, making it suitable for panel mounting in control systems and test equipment. The moving coil mechanism ensures stable and accurate readings, providing engineers and technicians with dependable performance in critical measurement tasks.
Key Features:
- Moving coil design for precise current measurement
- DC current measurement capability
- Compact panel-mount form factor
- 0µA to 100µA measurement range
- Industrial control panels
- Test and measurement equipment
- Laboratory instrumentation
- Circuit monitoring applications
- Meter Type: Moving coil
- Function: DC Current measurement
- Range: 0µA to 100µA
- Weight: 100g
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