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Le FNIRSI TDM-120P est un multimètre à imagerie thermique qui associe la technologie d'imagerie thermique aux fonctions traditionnelles d'un multimètre, offrant ainsi des résultats de test plus complets et intuitifs pour les essais électriques et les applications connexes. Il est largement utilisé dans des domaines tels que le génie électrique, la fabrication industrielle, la construction et la surveillance de sécurité. Le TDM-120P apporte un soutien technique fiable pour les essais d'équipements, le diagnostic de pannes et la gestion de la maintenance, contribuant ainsi à améliorer l'efficacité de la production, la qualité des produits et la sécurité globale. Caractéristiques 2-en-1 : Caméra thermique + Multimètre True RMS (19999 points) Imagerie HD 120 x 90 | Haute sensibilité thermique <60 mK Plage de température de -20°C à 400°C | Émissivité réglable (0,01–1,00) Écran tactile LCD 2,8" | 7 palettes de couleurs | Enregistrement en un clic et exportation USB Fonctions complètes de multimètre : tension AC/DC, résistance et capacité Applications variées : CVC, détection de fuites, réparations électriques et automobiles Spécifications 7 palettes de couleurs Arctique / Fer chaud / Fer rouge / Arc-en-ciel / Lave / Noir chaud / Blanc chaud Type de détecteur Oxyde de vanadium Champ de vision 50° Écran Écran tactile LCD de 2,8 pouces Fréquence d'image ≤25 Hz Résolution infrarouge 120 x 90 Affichage de la mesure de température Point central, suivi automatique des températures haute/basse Plage de température -20°C ~ 400°C (-4°F ~ 752°F) Unité de température °C / °F Précision ±2°C ou ±2% (valeur maximale mesurée) Alarme de température haute/basse Oui Émissivité Réglable de 0,01 à 1 Langues Anglais, chinois Multimètre Tension CC Gamme : 1,9999 V / 19,999 V / 199,99 V / 1000 V Précision : ±(0,5% +3) Tension CA Gamme : 1,9999 V / 19,999 V / 199,99 V / 750,0 V Précision : ±(1% +3) Résistance Gamme : 19,999 MΩ / 1,9999 MΩ / 199,99 kΩ / 19,999 kΩ Précision : ±(0,5% +3) Gamme : 1,9999 kΩ / 199,99 Ω Précision : ±(2,0% +3) Capacité Gamme : 999,9 μF / 99,99 μF / 9,999 μF / 999,9 nF / 99,99 nF / 9,999 nF Précision : ±(2,0% +5) Gamme : 9,999 mF / 99,99 mF Précision : ±(5,0% +20) Diode Oui Continuité Oui Inclus 1x FNIRSI TDM-120P multimètre à imagerie thermique 2x Fils de test pour multimètre 1x Sac de rangement 1x Câble USB 1x Manuel Téléchargements Manual Firmware v1.2.6

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