A digital insulation resistance meter that automatically detects live line conditions, emphasizing safety.
This device automatically stops the applied voltage measurement when a voltage of 30V or higher is detected in the measurement target, making it a product focused on safety. Additionally, it has a case-integrated design, allowing the test probes to be stored together with the main unit.
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basic information
3-range digital insulation resistance tester - Easy-to-hold vertical design - Test leads stored in the main unit, integrated case - Automatically detects live wire status (30V or higher) - Large LCD with backlight - Automatic hold of the last measurement value - AC/DC automatic voltage detection for 600V measurement - Complies with protection rating IP54 - Applied voltage 125V/250V/500V (MG500) 250V/500V/1000V (MG1000)
Price information
Suggested retail price: 36,000 (excluding tax)
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P4
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Applications/Examples of results
Measurement of insulation resistance values for electrical equipment, factory facilities, and building distribution board circuits, etc.
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Company information
Measurement is only established with trust in the quality of measuring instruments. Since its founding in 1941, Sanwa has developed countless measuring instruments and derived numerous answers. We deliver unique measuring instruments to our customers. Our products are widely used by general individuals, educational institutions, and corporate users. We strive to incorporate customer feedback as much as possible into our product development and aim to continue providing products that meet high demand. Our brand is widely supported in 74 countries around the world, primarily in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. We continue to connect with people and companies around the world through product development, manufacturing, sales, product guarantees, and repair calibration services.
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