Flir Industrial Clamp Meters

Flir

November 13, 2017

The FLIR CM174 and CM275 clamp meters bring the power Infrared Guided Measurement (IGM) together with a range of electrical measurement features, so you can visually identify electrical problems and solve complex issues quickly. The CM275 also helps streamline inspections by allowing you to connect wirelessly to FLIR Tools or the new FLIR InSiteTM workflow management app. Whether you’re inspecting electrical systems or servicing equipment, the CM174/CM275 can help you work faster, safer, and more efficiently. 

For more information:

http://www.flir.ca/instruments/cm174/

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