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Fluke 1507 Digital Megohmmeter Insulation Resistance Tester, For Advanced Industrial and Electrical Insulation Testing, Offers Multiple Insulation Test Voltages: 50 V, 100 V, 250 V, 500 V, and 1000 V
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Fluke 1507 Digital Megohmmeter Insulation Features
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Repetitive or hard-to-reach testing is easy with the remote test probe
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Live circuit detection prevents insulation test if voltage greater than 30-Volts is detected for added user protection
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Read measurements easily with large, backlit display
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Save both time and money with automatic calculation of polarization index and dielectric absorption ratio
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Make repetitive tests simple and easy with the 1507's Compare (Pass/Fail) function
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Repetitive or hard-to-reach testing is easy with the remote test probe
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Live circuit detection prevents insulation test if voltage greater than 30-Volts is detected for added user protection
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Read measurements easily with large, backlit display
About Fluke 1507 Digital Megohmmeter Insulation
The Fluke 1507 digital megohmmeter is an insulation tester with five test voltages—50, 100, 250, 500, and 1,000V—for measuring insulation resistance to 10GΩ to indicate the condition of windings or cables in motors, switchgears, electrical installations, and other insulated equipment, and it also measures low-resistance to 20kΩ and AC and DC voltage to 600V, disabling insulation testing when a voltage greater than 30V is detected. The PI/DAR (polarization index/dielectric absorption rate) function automatically calculates PI and DAR, which are measurements over time that give a truer indication of insulation condition than single-point measurements. For repetitive testing, the compare function allows an insulation resistance value to be selected and lights an indicator when a measurement is greater than the selected value. When a resistance measurement is complete and the test button is released, residual voltage is automatically discharged from the circuit under test. The lock
