ELECTRONICS: Find the most popular test, measurement, control, and calibration equipment—along with several new technologies—in the 2010 Davis Instruments New & Best-Selling Products catalog. With 256 pages of quality brand products from Fluke, Extech, Tektronix, GE Sensing, Hart Scientific, and many other top lines, customers can choose from a broad range of equipment to make their jobs easier and more efficient.
Several new items are introduced in the catalog, including AEMC’s 5000 V Megohmmeter with adjustable and programmable test voltages. Fluke’s new Remote Display TRMS Multimeter features wireless technology, enabling the display to be carried away from the point of measurement. A new Demand & Energy Analyzer from Dranetz-BMI monitors electrical energy with four voltage channels and four current channels. BW Technologies Single- and Multigas Monitors offer simple single-button operation, while Stainless Steel Turbine Flowmeters offer meter-mounted display, pulse, or 4 to 20mA output versions. Another new item, the Vantage Vue™ Weather Station, features a tough outdoor sensor array and distinctive LCD console.
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