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20A to 2000A AC/DC Clamp Meter System with Waveform Output Function and Wide 1.00Hz to 1000Hz Bandwidth Hioki clamp on meters are best-in-class measuring devices incorporating Hioki’s expertise in current sensing technology. The 3290 and 3290-10 feature detachable clamp sensors to offer a maximum 2000A current range.
100A/1000A AC/DC Clamp Meters with Continuity Check and Resistance Testing Capabilities Hioki clamp on meters are best-in-class measuring devices incorporating Hioki’s expertise in current sensing technology. The 3288 and 3288-10 are AC/DC current and voltage clamp meters that also measures continuity and resistance, featuring a double jaw lever and slim profile for easy access to crowded wires.
10A/100A AC/DC Clamp Meter with Continuity Check and Resistance Testing Capabilities Hioki clamp on meters are best-in-class measuring devices incorporating Hioki’s expertise in current sensing technology. The Hioki 3287 is an AC/DC current and voltage clamp meter that also measures continuity and resistance, featuring a double jaw lever and slim profile for easy access to crowded wires.
200A/2000A AC/DC Clamp Meters with Continuity Check and Resistance Testing or Analog Output Hioki clamp on meters are best-in-class measuring devices incorporating Hioki’s expertise in current sensing technology. The 3285 and 3285-10 measure DC, AC or AC+DC current in live power lines without tapping into or connecting the lines, and includes a variety of features and functions including automatic zero adjustment that turns a normally troublesome task into a one-touch operation. Model 3285 comes with AC adapter and output terminals to enable connection to other instruments such as recorders.
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Multi-channel Data Loggers
2-channel Current Logger to Easily Record Load Current of 50/60Hz Lines and Leak Current Hioki compact 1 or 2-channel data loggers feature a 60,000 data set/channel memory to measure temperature, humidity, voltage or instrumentation signals. The LR5051 logs current over 2 channels in as fast as 1 second intervals. Customers using the previous Model 3636-20 Clamp Logger should note that the LR5051 can only record 15,000 points of average data, vs. 32,000 data points available in the 3636-20. Note: Communication adapter LR5091 or Data collector LR5092-20 is necessary to transfer data from a LR5000 series Logger to a PC
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LCR | Resistance | Battery Testers
Wide band 1mHz to 200kHz Chemical Impedance Analyzer for Testing Electrochemical Components and Materials, Batteries, and EDLC Hioki LCR and Impedance Analyzers range from 4Hz to 120MHz devices to suit a wide range of applications in the testing of electronic components. The IM3590 is an advanced component tester especially suited to electrochemical impedance measurements and includes a variety of graphing functions that are needed for battery and chemical material testing. This product is not supplied with measurement probes or test fixtures. Please select and purchase the measurement probe or test fixture options appropriate for your application separately. For an RS-232C connection: A crossover cable for interconnection can be used. You can use the RS-232C Cable 9637 without hardware flow control.
Card-style Pocket DMM for General Electrical Maintenance and Testing The 3244-60 is a card-style digital multimeter for general electrical maintenance and testing, and includes gold-plated test leads for better contact. Insulated test pin sleeves also prevent short-circuits.
Convert CAN Bus Signals Across 12 Channels and Further Analyze Using Recorders or Data Loggers CAN (Controller Area Network) Bus is an automotive bus standard or protocol designed to allow microcontrollers and devices to communicate with each other within a vehicle without a host computer, allowing vehicle systems and sensors to communicate at very high speeds and minimizing the wiring in the vehicle. The 8910 CAN Adapter accepts signals from a CAN Bus and converts them to analog or logic signals readable by Hioki Memory HiCorders for further analysis.