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Flexible Current Probes fit into tight spaces.

May 28, 2003 - FlexProbe® Models 24-3001 and 24-3002 consist of AC current-measurement probes that plug into digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, and power recorders. Model 24-3001 is composed of flexible sensor and electronic module with 14 in., double-insulated cable, while Model 24-3002 has flexible sensor and electronic module with 4 mm safety banana jacks with ¾ in. spacing. Measuring 24 in. long, sensors fit around conductors with up to 7.6 in. dia.

Related categories: Sensors, Monitors and Transducers

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Release date: May 16, 2003

AEMC® Introduces Flexible Current Probes

The FlexProbe® Models 24-3001 and 24-3002 are low cost AC current measurement probes designed to plug into digital multimeters, oscilloscopes and power recorders. The Model 24-3001 is composed of a flexible sensor and an electronic module with a 14" double insulated cable, while the Model 24-3002 has a flexible sensor and an electronic module with 4mm safety banana jacks with 3/4" spacing. The 24" flexible sensors are designed to fit around conductors up to 7.6" in diameter and are capable of getting into tight or difficult places. They are ideal for measuring AC current in a group of conductors. The FlexProbe® models have a battery life up to 300 hours.

Prices starting at $229.00

Submitted by:

Laura C. Mahoney, Marketing Communications Manager

AEMC® Instruments

200 Foxborough Blvd.

Foxborough, MA 02035-2872

(508) 698-2115

(508) 698-2118 (fax)

lmahoney@aemc.com

Technical Contact:

Howard Myers, Application Engineer

techsupport@aemc.com

Contacts:

Marketing:
Laura C. Mahoney Marketing Communications Manager
USA
Phone: 508-698-2115
FAX: 508-698-2118

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Engineering:
Howard Myers Application Engineer
USA

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Company Information:
Name: AEMC Instruments
Address: 200 Foxborough Blvd.
City: Foxborough
State: MA
ZIP: 02035
Country: USA
Phone: 508-698-2115
FAX: 508-698-2118
http://www.aemc.com

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