
DI-LOG DL9020N handheld tester for contact-less motor rotation & 3-phase sequence checks. Ideal for industrial electricians. 400V AC range.
The DI-LOG DL9020N is a sophisticated, battery-powered handheld tester designed for the swift and safe diagnosis of three-phase electrical systems and motor rotation direction. Its primary innovation is contact-less detection, allowing you to ascertain motor rotation without needing physical access to the rotating shaft. This makes it an indispensable tool for motors housed within casings or located in hard-to-reach areas.
Engineered for demanding commercial and industrial environments, the instrument provides rapid visual indication of the rotary field sequence (phase rotation) and the corresponding direction of motor rotation. It is effective on both synchronous and asynchronous three-phase motors, covering a broad test frequency range from 2Hz to 400Hz. The device operates on a standard 9V PP3 battery, offering true wireless portability for use anywhere on-site.
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