What happens if a 400A spike is measured with this? Probe damage or harmless clipping of excess?
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Open Jun 28, 2013 - 11:23 PM
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Jul 01, 2013 - 05:57 PM
No damage will happen to the probe. If you're using a scope, the signal will clip off of the screen.
Sep 09, 2014 - 12:27 AM
Exactly, no damage will happen, I had done , relative compresion tests with a 60 amps low amp prove, with no damage to the scope, nor to the amp prove . What a beautifull and sweet smile of that litle and beautifull girl, blessing to her.
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DC/AC Current Probe 400 Amp
Use this instrument to test starting and charging systems. It can even be used to test relative compression when used with your lab scope or graphing meter. Unit is designed for use with digital multimeters, lab scopes or graphing meters.
Test Ranges DC Amps 0-40A (resolution .01A) & 0-400A...
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