Megger DLRO100XB Datalogging Low Resistance Ohmmeters 1004-893

Test Modes

The Manual test mode allows the user to initiate the test procedure once the probes are in contact with the object under test. Once the TEST button is depressed the TEST lamp will illuminate and the instrument will undertake a single test to verify the resistance of the test object. In Auto mode the user selects the desired current, connects the current test leads and as soon as the potential leads are connected a test will start automatically. To repeat a test, simply break contact with the potential probes and remake contact. In Continuous mode the user connects the test leads and presses the TEST button, initiating the test procedure. The instrument will continue to test, updating the display after each new test cycle, until the TEST button is pressed or the test procedure times out.

Test Leads:

Standard test leads, with separate Current & Potential, or Kelvin, combining both Current & Potential in one clamp, are available as optional accessories in 5 m, 10 m & 15 m lengths. All test leads are CAT IV 600 VAC / 500 VDC safety rated.

History of ‘Ducter’ testing

For over 100 years the ‘Ducter test’ has been used to describe a simple test for measuring very low contact resistances and “Ducter”, which is still used as a trade mark, was the name originally given to the low resistance ohmmeter manufactured by Megger. The name Ducter was registered by Megger in June 1908 and ‘Ducter’ has since become the industry standard.

Technical Specifications