What nanometer range does this operate at?
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That's the multi part. It operates at several wavelengths. That information was available in the description. I don't know off the top of my head. This product works, though, not as well as the high end models. It is most helpful for management of pain.
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This laser has a pulsed 15,000 mW (15 watt @ 905 nm) laserA 60 mW (875 nm) infrared lightA 7.5 mW (660 nm) red light
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This laser has a pulsed 15,000 mW (15 watt @ 905 nm) laser A 60 mW (875 nm) infrared light A 7.5 mW (660 nm) red light
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I'm not 100% because we were triggering something very low current. I want to say it was somewhere in the 10-15a range?
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I have never tried to get an exact range but I do know other reviewers said it doesn't hold a steady range. It also failed very soon after the warranty period.
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Right around .50 Ah ...not very much at all considering... I was worried about it drawing too much energy from my solar panel charging system, but its pretty negligible...you could always throw a toggle switch in there to save battery drain if your worried about it. Ive had no problems with it on my system for three years running now...just on here getting another one for a friend! I use one around the shop too for a portable voltmeter... the accuracy is right on the moneynwith my 89$ voltmeter at work...hope this helps, and I do recommend!
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I don,t know the spec but it appears to be very low. I use the device to operate a large dust collector and trigger the coil using a cheap 110 volt remote control from a local big box store
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Not sure, I have only used it once and left the probe in a pork shoulder for hours. It seemed to react quickly to the meat temperature though.
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DC, Range 400A, Accuracy + or - (1.5%+5), Resolution 0.1A ; Range 1000A, Accuracy + or - (2.0%+10), Resolution 1A ; AC, Range 400A, Accuracy + or - (2.0%+5), Resolution 0.1A ; Range 1000A, Accuracy + or - (2.5%+10), Resolution 1A
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Hi, I only use it to read and reset the error codes. I've not used it to measure anything in metric or English units.
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For n=5, mean(STD) in mA: IR = 133(5), IG = 32(0.7), and IB = 25(4) @ 3.33V, 70F.If you are targeting some specific spectrum range, then anode current limiting or resistors may be needed for calibration. If you don't care a lot, then a 1K ohm at the cathode would likely do.
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Sorry, I have no idea. This was bought for a very specific application having to do with a computer aided transcription system that has some issues with usb bluetooth that only this specific Kingsington unit worked with. The typical distance involved was four to six feet and it did cure our problem.
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YesBelow 20" it reads to 0.00"But I'd say if you are using it for that low of a range I wouldn't use this one
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http://www.fluke.com/fluke/inen/digital-multimeters/fluke-115.htm?PID=559931000nf to > 1000 micro f.
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It is not waterproof. It comes with USB attachments, but the solar and hand crank as sufficient in a pinch. No on NOAA and I don't know the nanometers.
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I tested this tonight. It appears to be about 3/4 to 1 inch from the sensor.
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170 W/Ch (6 ohm, 1 kHz, 1% THD, 1 Channel Driven, IEC) GREAT CHPOICE!Regards,Jan Levy
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That's a really good question! I have no idea. Depends on where the sensor is.
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I do not know. It is silent, quiet and very hot to silver solder. I do not need to know as I would have to by a guage