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34330A 34330A

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Keysight 34330A - 30 Amp Current Shunt for DMMs
  • Max Current: 30 A
  • Accuracy: 0.3% from dc to 1 kHz 5% from 1 kHz to 5 kHz at 10A
  • Shunt Resistance: 1 m Ohms (0.001 OhmsWhat's This?)
  • Voltage Output (Shunt): 1 mV

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700-IV 700-IV

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Fluke 700-IV Current Shunt
Catalog: 202561
  • Country of Origin: Singapore

List Price: $555.99

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NORMA 32A CABLES NORMA 32A CABLES

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Fluke NORMA 32A CABLES Cable for 32A Planar Shunt
Catalog: 3024689
  • Country of Origin: Romania

List Price: $470.99

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NORMA 32A SHUNT NORMA 32A SHUNT

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Fluke NORMA 32A SHUNT Planar Shunt
Catalog: 3024677
  • Country of Origin: Romania

Your Price: $2,014.99

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TPS SHUNT 1A TPS SHUNT 1A

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Fluke TPS SHUNT 1A Shunt
Catalog: 2540548
  • Country of Origin: Germany

List Price: $947.99

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TPS SHUNT 20MA TPS SHUNT 20MA

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Fluke TPS SHUNT 20MA Shunt
Catalog: 2540553
  • Country of Origin: Germany

List Price: $963.99

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Shunts

A shunt is an electrical component which creates a low resistance path for electric current to follow and pass around a point in a circuit. Shunts can also be used as ammeters to measure current that is too high to be measured by a regular ammeter by placing the shunt in series with the load so that all of the current to be measured will flow through it. Shunts come in a variety of voltage, amperage, and resistance ratings.
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