Beha-Amprobe DAA-32 Three Phase Adapter, For Use With Three-phase Current Plugs

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DAA-32
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Beha-Amprobe
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Brand

Beha-Amprobe

Accessory Type

Three Phase Adapter

For Use With

Three-phase Current Plugs

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Beha-Amprobe Multifunction Tester Accessory, 5-Socket Adapter, Plug-In Type - DAA-32


To test the safety of 3-phase plugs in a jiffy, reach for this multifunction tester accessory from Beha-Amprobe. It's a handy adapter that lets you achieve a reliable connection between your testing instrument and a power source. This makes the unit just what you need to check the current flowing through CEE 32A plugs. With five different 4mm sockets, you can rest assured it has wide compatibility with various testing devices. It helps to ensure the safety of low-voltage electrical installations in commercial, residential and industrial buildings. This makes the versatile adapter a useful tool for electrical engineers and maintenance inspectors to keep in their kit.

Features & Benefits


• Handheld size for easy portability
• Plug-and-play design makes installation a cinch

Applications


• Public infrastructure
• Testing and measurement facilities
• Power utilities
• Electrical engineering

Can I use this multifunction tester adapter to check for an earth leakage?


Yes, the all-around adapter includes line current, earth and neutral ports. This means when it's used with an appropriate testing instrument, you can check for hazardous earth leakages that could cause electric shocks or even potentially start a fire.

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