Passive Component LCR Meter (Measures: Inductance(L), Capacitance(C), and Resistance(R) for Noise Surveys in The Workplace, Installing Fire Alarms | Model: Extech LCR200

The Extech LCR200 is a passive component LCR meter. Discover the tremendous value with a range of features that help this meter provide the precise measurements you need. See simultaneous 20,000/2,000 count display of the primary parameter on the high contrast backlit display. You can set Hi/Lo limits using absolute values or percentages. Open and Short Zero removes unwanted stray impedances from the measurement. Use the built-in test fixture or external test leads (included). The LCR200 has an Auto Power Off function that can also be disabled and a low battery indicator to alert you when to replace the batteries. Complete with test leads and 9V battery. Applications: Extech LCR200 is Ideal for Noise Surveys in the Workplace, Installing Fire Alarms and Speaker systems and Enforcing Noise Ordinances.

• Features: Inductance, Capacitance, and Resistance | 20,000/2,000 count | Backlit display | 1kHz default test frequency | Five test frequencies | Set Hi/Lo limits | Auto power off, Low battery and over range indicators | 9V battery
• Inductance: 20μH, 200μH, 2000.0μH, 20.0000mH, 200.00mH ; Accuracy: (±0.5%) | 2000.0H, 20.000H, 200.00H, 2000.0H; Accuracy: (DF <0.1) | Capacitance: 20pF, 200pF, 2000pF, 20.000nF, 200.00nF, 2000.0nF; ± Accuracy: (0.5%rdg) | 20.000μF, 200.00μF, 2.0000mF, 20.00mF; Accuracy: (DF <0.1)
• Resistance 20.00Ω, 200.00Ω, 2.0000kΩ, 20.000kΩ, 200.00kΩ, 2.0000MΩ, 20.000MΩ, 200.0MΩ; Accuracy: ±(0.5%rdg | DF (with C): 0.000 to 1999 | Q: 0.000 to 1999 | Phase: ±90° | Test Frequency: 100Hz/120Hz/1kHz/10kHz/100kHz
• Battery Type: 9V battery | Dimensions: 7.6 x 3.5 x 1.6" (193 x 88 x 41mm) | Weight: 14.8oz (420g)
• Scope of Supply: 1 unit of Extech LCR200 Passive Component LCR Meter and Instruction Manual | Applications: The LCR200 is Ideal for Noise Surveys in the Workplace, Installing Fire Alarms and Speaker systems and Enforcing Noise Ordinances