Vintage Analog Panel DC Voltmeter Ammeter Set 30A 300V M45M Soviet USSR 1961
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:27701979 | Modified Item: No |
| MPN: Does Not Apply | Measured Parameter(s): 0-30A 0-300V |
| Brand: DC | UPC: Does not apply |
Vintage Vintage Voltmeter Ammeter Set M45M DC
Made in USSRYear of production: 1961
Used. Excellent condition. Fully working
Brown bakelite housingVoltmeter and ammeter have one crack on body (see photos)
Model: M45M
Measuring Current Range: DC 0-1, 5/7, 5/15/30A, 0-3/15/150/300V
Accuracy: Class 1.0
Dimensions: Voltmeter - 120 x 108 x 53 mm, Shunt - 110 x 49 x 56mm
Net Weight: Ammeter - 343g, Voltmeter - 385g, Shunt - 175g...
WARNING !!!
For Amper measurement you necessarily use external shunt resistors (included)
Included: 1pcs Ammeter, 1pcs Voltmmeter, 2pcs Shunt resistor
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