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DIT 3125A Eco

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DIT 3125A Eco is a digital insulation tester with a backlit LCD, capable of measuring resistance up to 999 GΩ with test voltages up to 5 kV, and includes safety features like auto discharge and a live wire warning.

Features:

  • Measuring range upto 5000V and 999GΩ.
  • Backlit LCD display. 
  • Auto discharge. 
  • Timer measurement function and PI measurement
  • DC Adapter or batteries for power
  • Live circuit warning symbol with audio sound
  • Low voltage indication
  • Auto power off
  • Type Digital Insulation Tester
Rs. 23,600.00 incl. taxes
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All our meters are delivered with essential accessories and easy-to-follow instructional manual. Unbox and start measuring with confidence!

Warranty and returns?

All our meters come with 12 month warranty against manufacturing defects. Please read our returns and refund policy for more information.

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Technical Specifications:

Model Metrix+ DIT 3125A Eco
Display 999 count (1000 count only at 1TΩ)
Rated voltage 500V / 1000V / 2500V / 5000V
Insulation resistance testing range 0.0MΩ ~ 1000GΩ
Accuracy 0~99.9GΩ: ±2%rdg +3dgt; >100GΩ: +20% +3dgt
Short circuit current 1.3mA approx
Voltage testing range DC/AC 30 ~ 600V (50/60Hz)
Voltage testing accuracy +2%rdg +3dgt
Voltage Resolution 1.0V
Sampling rate 0.5 ~ 10 times/sec
Max. short circuit current 1.3mA
Operating conditions 0 ~ 40C, <85%RH
Storage conditions -20 ~ 60C, <90%RH
Power External power supply: DC adapter 12V/1A; or 8x1.5V LR14 battery
Size & weight 153 x 213 x 95mm, 1027g

 

Applications:

Digital insulation testers (megohmmeters) are primarily used to measure the resistance of electrical insulation in wires, cables, motors, and transformers to detect degradation and prevent electrical shock, shorts, and equipment failure. They are a critical tool for routine preventive maintenance and safety checks in industrial, commercial, and residential electrical systems.


Measuring Principle:

Digital insulation testers apply a high, regulated DC voltage across the insulation and then use Ohm's Law () to calculate the extremely high resistance value by measuring the resulting small leakage current. This process effectively determines the quality and integrity of the electrical insulation.