Megger DH4-C Test Leads for DLRO Series

Megger DH4-C Test Leads for DLRO Series(1006-444) is a specialized tool used in conjunction with Megger low resistance ohmmeters. It is specifically designed to be compatible with the Megger DLRO10, DLRO10X, and DLRO10HD models.

The set includes two DP1-C duplex probes, which are used to make electrical connections to the device under test. These probes are connected to the ohmmeter via a standard 1.5m connect lead and a TL1.5-CL connect lead with indicator lights.

The total resistance of the DH4-C Connect Duplex Handspike Set is 48mΩ, which ensures accurate and reliable measurements when testing low resistance values.

Overall, this handspike set is an essential accessory for professionals in industries such as electrical engineering, maintenance, and troubleshooting, where low resistance measurements are required.

Megger DH4-C Specifications:

Two wire, four terminal duplex probe lead set – 1.5 m One lead fitted with indicator lights.
Total lead set loop resistance 48m ohm
Will fit: DLRO10, DLRO10X, DLRO10HD

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Fluke Corporation

Name: Megger DH4-C Test Leads for DLRO Series - mme-ae
Brand: Fluke
SKU: 71071

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