MZC-330S
- Measurements in installations with rated voltages
between: 110/190 V, 115/200 V, 127/220 V, 220/380 V, 230/400 V, 240/415
V, 290/500 V and 400/690 V and frequencies 45…65 Hz,
- Ability to perform measurements in short circuit system:
phase-phase, phase-protective, phase-neutral,
- Differentiation between the phase voltage and the
inter-phase voltage while calculating the short circuit current,
MZC-320S
- Measurements in installations with rated voltages
between: 110/190 V, 115/200 V, 127/220 V, 220/380 V, 230/400 V, 240/415
V i 290/500 V and frequencies 45…65 Hz,
- Ability to perform measurements in short circuit system:
phase-phase, phase-protective, phase-neutral,
- Differentiation between the phase voltage and the
inter-phase voltage while calculating the short circuit current,
MZC-306
- Measurements possible in installations 110/190 V, 115/200
V, 127/220 V, 220/380 V, 230/400 V, 240/415 V, 290/500 V and 400/690 V
(range 100…750 V)
- Loop impedance measurement with resolution 0,01 Ω
- Loop impedance measurement without tripping the circuit
breaker > 30 mA with resolution 0,01 Ω (100…440 V)
- Short circuit current indication
MZC-304
- Measurements of impedance in a short circuit loop - L-PE
circuit, L-N, L-L circuit, L-PE(RCD) circuit – without tripping the
circuit breaker ≥ 30 mA.
- The measurements are posible in instalations 220/380 V,
230/400 V, 240/415 V with frequeency range 45…65 Hz.
- Memory of 10 banks of 99 cells each (min.10000
records).
MZC-20E
- Measurements of impedance in a short-circuit loop Z
within the range S of 0.24…200 Ω
- Short-circuit current IK: 1,15 – 958,3 A (Un =230
V)
- AC voltage measurement: 0 – 440 V
- Electrical safety: type of insulation double, according
to EN 61010-1 and IEC 61557
MZC-310S
- Measurement of very low short circuit loop impedances
(with resolution 0,1 mΩ) with a current of 150 A at 230 V; maximum 280 A
at 440 V or measurement with a current of 23 A at 230 V; maximum 42 A at
440 V.
- Touch voltage and touch shock voltage measurement (with
resistor 1 kΩ).
