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Unique-Bargains 85C1 0-50mA DC analog panel meter electrician tool
Measures 0-50 mA DC with 2.5 class accuracy in a 64 x 55 x 56 mm transparent case for quick scale reading
- Accurate 0-50mA DC measurement with Class 2.5 precision
- Transparent plastic shell allows quick scale reading
- Compact 64x55x56mm panel fits tight installations
- Versatile for circuit monitoring, battery chargers, and laser current checks
- Includes meter and installing parts for immediate setup
Meter purpose
The Unique-Bargains 85C1 is a 0-50mA DC analog panel meter intended for electricians and hobbyists who need a simple visual indication of low current. Its transparent plastic shell allows quick scale reading in test equipment, battery chargers or laser monitoring setups.
Who should use it
Technicians replacing a faulty panel meter or building a custom monitor for a DC circuit up to 50mA will find this meter fits the task. It is not suited for anyone who requires digital logging, higher current ranges or accuracy tighter than Class 2.5.
Key specification
The meter measures DC current from 0 to 50mA with a Class 2.5 accuracy rating, and the panel dimensions are 64 by 55 by 56 millimetres. This single range and tolerance decide whether the instrument matches your circuit requirements.
Highlights
- Accurate 0-50mA DC measurement with Class 2.5 precision
- Transparent plastic shell allows quick scale reading
- Compact 64x55x56mm panel fits tight installations
- Versatile for circuit monitoring, battery chargers, and laser current checks
- Includes meter and installing parts for immediate setup
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How accurate is the 0-50 mA reading once the meter is installed in a panel?
The meter meets class 2.5 accuracy, meaning the needle can deviate by up to 2.5 % of the full 50 mA scale at any point.
What connection standard does the 85C1 use and what does it limit?
It connects with two screw terminals on the back; the 0-50 mA range and class 2.5 accuracy define the maximum current and error you can measure.
Will the 64 x 55 x 56 mm case fit my existing panel cut-out?
The meter panel measures approximately 64 mm long, 55 mm wide and 56 mm deep; check your cut-out against those dimensions before mounting.
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