Description:

Gauss meter Tesla meter WT10A WT-10A the fluxmeter surface magnetic field tester with Ns function + Metal probe

Handheld digital WT10A gauss meter used to measure the magnetic field of the permanent magnet material surface, DC motors, speakers, magnetic separator, permanent magnetic separator magnetic field demagnetization and the leakage of the magnetic field, parts machining residual magnetic field. The instrument can be portable, wide measuring range, easy to operate, clear LCD.
　
Specifications:
Measuring range: 0 to 200mT milli-Tesla of - 2000mT millitesla
Basic error: +-2percent +-3 word (below 1000mT millitesla of)
+-5percent +-3 words (over 1000mT millitesla)
Resolution force: 0.1mT millitesla, 1mT cents Benitez
Measured magnetic field: a DC magnetic field (static magnetic field)
Ambient temperature: 5 Degrees Celsius ~ 40Degrees Celsius
Relative Humidity: 20 percent to 80 percent (non-condensing)
Power supply: one 9V battery(not included),
external power supply
Dimensions: 148mm × 70mm × 25mm
Instrument Weight: 260g
Display mode: the measurement of the 3 1/2
LCD has a positive, negative, n represents N pole, negative represents S pole
Display units: mT millitesla the
Remarks: 1mT millitesla = 10Gs Gaussian

Package Included:
1 x WT10A Gaussmeter Tesla meter
1 x User Manual
1 x Metal probe
1 x DC Adapter

Note: Batteries are not Included ,due to air delivery policies, we will remove the battery to guarantee that you can receive the item. And if sent with batteries, the product is most likely to be blocked by the customs.

Manufacturer	ele ELEOPTION
Part Number	ELEOPTIONCNC3114
Item Weight	1.55 pounds
Package Dimensions	9.88 x 7.99 x 2.6 inches
Item model number	ELEOPTIONCNC3114
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Material	ABS
Item Package Quantity	1
Included Components	Batteries
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

ELEOPTION Tesla Meter Gauss Meter with Probe WT10A The Fluxmeter Surface Magnetic Field Tester Gaussmeter with NS Function Metal Probe

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