• Compatible with 4-pole method
• Measure ground resistance without disconnecting ground electrodes
• IP67 protected, built tough to withstand use at harsh sites
• Make measurements, even on concrete by using Earth Nets Module
• Transfer data to mobile device using our free app or to an Excel file (Wireless Adapter Z3210 is necessary and sold separately)

The FT6041 is an earth resistance meter that measures resistance between a grounding conductor and the ground. Earthing works on power distribution lines and electrical installations are extremely important for preventing electric shocks and fires and protecting equipment. This instrument has multiple measuring capabilities that can make accurate measurement on various objects, which is especially useful for measuring earth resistance during earthing works.

The FT6041 is available in configurations that add a wireless adapter and clamps to the basic kit. Some of these products are also available for purchase separately for those who wish to add them later. Please see the table below for a comparison of the different kits.

The MEC (measuring earth with a clamp) function augments the 3-pole method with current measurement using a clamp sensor. By measuring only current flowing to the grounding electrode you wish to measure, you can avoid the effects of other grounds. This capability can substantially reduce man-hours spent on measurement work.

Soil resistivity is measured as part of the grounding design process in advance of building design. Soil resistivity varies with each site’s geological properties. In this process, optimal ground locations as well as grounding electrode shapes, dimensions, and other characteristics are designed based on the assessed soil resistivity.

• IP67 dust and water protection provides dirt, sand, and rain resistance
• If it gets dirty, simply rinse it off with water
• Operating temperature range -13°F to 149°F (-25°C to 65°C)
• Drop-proof design safe up to one meter with protector attached
• Excellent electrical noise resistance
• Even in an environment where the ground potential is 30.0 V RMS, stable ground resistance can be measured

• Cord rewinding that doesn’t tangle or twist
• Displays measured values in just 6 seconds (3-pole method)
• Insert just once thanks to 100 kΩ maximum allowable resistance
• High “allowable resistance of auxiliary grounding electrode” eliminates the inconvenience of needing to insert and reinsert auxiliary electrodes repeatedly in dry soil, resulting in shorter work times
• Make measurements, even on concrete using newly designed Earth Nets Module L9846

This module is essentially an auxiliary electrode for flat surfaces in which the traditional stakes can’t be inserted. When opened, two copper nets make contact with the surface. Simply make contact and pour water over it to measure ground resistance without inserting any auxiliary electrodes into the ground.