I am a HVAC Tech and I need to know the following info about the hs33 ...AMPS, Volts, Temp, cap, ohms, clamp on attachment{ammeter??}
1413019
works great.. tests everything including temp.. got mine from Johnstone for a little less $
1413020
Its got it all best meter i have ever had. And believe me i have had them all!
1413021
yes it reads amps, has a k-type temp probe, will read microfarad, has ohm scale with tone, yes it's expandable, even is has a high voltage function so you can check to see if the power is indeed off to unit before working on it.
1413022
I am sorry I cannot answer this question, I am a buyer that simply buys these items for our company, unfortunately I know nothing about this product.
337760
HC heating/cooling, CP temp. slewing range, LA Temp. low limit, HA temp. high limit, PU start delay, CA temp. correction
1133581
Well, first off, there is no voltage gauge on this model. The gauge is for amperage. There could be a lot of reasons for the amp gauge appearing to not work - a disconnected cable inside (that happens), a faulty gauge (rare, but possible), no load on the charger (are the battery cables connected securely?), timer knob not set from the "OFF" position (very likely), Volt/Amp selector not set from the "OFF" position (also very likely). These types of gauges are not entirely useful anyway since they basically only indicate an approximate reading that suggests the darn thing is turned on. If it appears to be running and if you have a voltage and ammeter, you can test both to see if it's putting out proper power to match the settings. The only complaint I had about this charger is that the internal fan is crap.
1859913
The meter package I purchased included the thermocouple accessory, which had a plug that would connect in the Red voltage(+) and Black (-) common receptacles. It would be possible to probe with the Red and Black test leads that comes with the meter directly to the leads of a J-K thermocouple for troubleshooting purposes. Otherwise you will need to to purchase the a thermocouple accessory from Kline.
325108
You are probably going to need the factories help. Make sure unit is unplugged. Pull the tub off. Check for broken wires.Check the brushes. These are what transfers power to the heating head. Make sure the they are touching the head, the area they touch is clean. If ok. Then you will need an Ohm meter to go any further. Check at each of the brass bars on the heating head and you should get about 13 Ohms. A little higher is Ok but if much higher heater is open. Then check with great Northern for parts. MAKE SURE UNIT IS UNPLUGGED WHILE DOING THESE CHECKS AND TESTS. Good luck
1838125
I don't know the true wattage or h/p. I processed 2 does with it this fall. It worked great. I had zero problems with it not being able to handle it. It buzzed through everything. Super easy to assemble and clean. Definitely worth it....
2077100
I haven't tried yet, I got it for HVAC but I would buy different probes just in case these are not raident heat safe probe would live but wire might melt, now if your going to take the temp on the outside of the coil housing it should work fine I used it to check an electric heat coil and got a good read right under the flash plate. Hope this helps any other ? Feel free to ask happy Halloween
216237
Use the clamps on just one conductor, the *same* conductor on each end. Because it measures using the resistance value for the size of copper wire it is set to, you will get an accurate reading for the total ft on the spool. The wire your are measuring *must* be insulated, this will not work on spools of bare wire.
1624897
In order to calibrate such a probe, the manufacturers would have to add a calibration potentiometer to the circuit. Without opening up mine I doubt it was made for field calibration. You can test the accuracy of the device by filling a 8 oz glass with ice and water. Allow to set for 3 to 5 minutes and insert the probe. That water ice mixture should be 32 deg F. what your device shows should be considered where 32 is. That means if your device shows 29 you are off by -3 deg. this should not be a big deal a plus or minus 2 degs. Also, as the battery degrades, it will affect accuracy. Test your probe once a month and replace battery based on any drifting away from what you started out. I have used these types of probes for many years in hvac and they fail long before I lose accuracy.
1826730
Sorry, Kerry; I'm on travel away from the plant and can't check our Klein clamp-on ammeter for current ranges. You may be able to look at a spec sheet from the Klein Tools website and find those specs.Steve G.
257110
Please check your owner's manual. It will give the amps of your unit. It should also say what gauge extension to use, depending on the length of the extension. If not, there will be Web sites that will give the gauge for the amps and length.
80344
I think that this would work very well. I have used this to measure temps on computer processors and heat buildup on electrical components. should do what you want.
974667
I am a HVAC contractor and have used at least a 100 of these styles. The contacts at 240v can handle .5 amps- if your load is close to that and you want to extend the life of the control you can use the ETC to switch a pilot duty relay and let the relay control the pump.
1026161
Cannot answer your question exactly but suggest you look at the following link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoeUgMFLyAw.It will give you a GOOD insight. For my use the meter is adequate.
1793804
Not sure of the Amps. Brass valve fitting. Great machine I use it frequently.
1722895
The probe is very accurate. I think the probe is unique to this unit, but any 2 wire probe should work with it. Don't forget the temp on this unit is only in Celsius.
1124545
Sorry, but I couldn't find the technical information sheet for this item. If you have a specific question that could be answered by looking at the unit, I will try and provide it.