Megohmmeters
At PCE Instruments you will find megohmmeters for a variety of ranges between 50  mega ohms and 2000 mega ohms. These portable manual megohmmeters are used for determining insulation resistance, continuous current, alternating current and testing. With our megohmmeters, measurements can be taken for different voltages, beginning with 100V up to 10,000V. Measurements meet the DIN VDE 0413 part 1 standard. Megohmmeters come with a test mechanism, clips, batteries and a carrying case. Megohmmeters can be equipped for test laboratories if an optional DIN EN ISO is acquired. Measurement of insulation in cables and motor coils is vitally important for the prevention of accidents and damage to installations and is obligatory according to most codes of conduct. If you can't find the megohmmeters you are looking for, please contact us and we will help you find the best solution to suit your needs by calling our offices on: UK customers +44(0) 23 809 870 30 / US customers (561) 320-9162 and our technical staff will advise you regarding our products.

Here you can see megohmmeters from these companies:

Below you will find technical specifications for Megohmmeters by clicking on the appropriate link:

- PCE-IT55 Megohmmeters
  (Digital, durable, up to a maximum of 2000 M§Ù; voltages: 250, 500 and 1000V)

- PCE-UT 532 Megohmmeters   
  (Multimeter comprising the megohmmeter, voltage 1000 V)

- PCE-UT 512 Megohmmeters   
  (Polarisation test up to 2500 V / USB port / large LCD display with backlight)

- PCE-IT41 Megohmmeters 
  (Professional megohmmeters for pitch and insulation, for high voltages up to 10KV)

- Metriso C Megohmmeters 
  (Megohmmeters up to 2.500 V, test pass, fail, polarity protection)

- ISO-Calibrator 1 Megohmmeters
  (Resistance megohmmeters for the checking and calibration of resistance meters) 

- PCE-RCD 1 Megohmmeters

    (Selection of different test currents, it determines the current relative to the time of trigger)

Information for taking measurements with an megohmmeter: When should a measurement be taken?
A measurement should be taken when new work, renovations, repairs, reMegohmmetersments or in cases of damage. Additionally, there are in existence prescriptions for taking regular measurements over specific periods in industrial installations. Such tests should also be made in the private sector as insulation values deteriorate over time, due to humidity, environmental conditions, because of defects or for countless other reasons. Megohmmeters are used with an electronic oscillation generator incorporated, which increases the power of the battery across a transformer. The readings are displayed on the insulation either by way of a needle or digitally. In our range of megohmmeters you will find a product for any application and for any situation.

How to measure using an megohmmeter?

- disconnect power source

- connect the N and PE cables between two points

- disconnect the fuse from the device being measured, then connect the LS and FI cables and then reconnect the power

- connect the measurement cables between to phase conductor and PE and between the phase conductor and N, then connect the megohmmeter and take the measurement. It seems sensible to us to take a measurement between the conductor phase to easily detect damage or aging of the lines. The minimum values of resistance of an megohmmeter for measurement of voltage should be 250V DC 0.25 MΩ, at 500V DC 0.5 MΩ and at 1000V DC 1 MΩ.

Please take into account that the following points for an megohmmeter:

1. Follow the instructions of use exactly as stated.

2. Don't expose megohmmeters to extreme temperatures or humidity such as water

3. Avoid extreme moisture.

4. Don't use megohmmeters when there is gas, inflammables, vapours or solvents present.

5. Don't use megohmmeters near strong strong electrical (motors, transformers, etc)

6. Before turning on an megohmmeter, ensure that operating conditions are stable.

7. Repair and maintenance work on megohmmeters, as well as opening them, must be carried out only be specially trained technicians of PCE Instruments.

8. Special care should be taken when working with voltages in excess of 25V (AC or DC). Contact with high voltages can cause death.

9. Each time the range of measurement is changed, the megohmmeters contact should be removed from the object being measured.

10. Before taking a measurement, the user should check the test points of the megohmmeter to ensure they are not damaged or broken.

11. Don't touch the points of measurement as this will effect the readings.

12. Voltage between the device and ground cannot go beyond CAT III 1000V.

13. Don't Megohmmeters megohmmeters with their control panels face down on a table or work surface, as this may damage the device.

14. Never make changes or modifications to the megohmmeter.

If you wish to view or print a selection of Megohmmeters from our catalogue, click the PDF symbol.