can this go up to 200meters ???????????????
1574021
No problem getting that. It's against the law to go above 400' and with very good reason as you are getting into air traffic space.
2264122
Don't know why not. Its 12 gage wire. How many amps needed. will carry up to 20Amps. Need more go to #10 gage wire good up to 50 amps. THX Bill
738289
You will most likely need an upgrade on the probe wire which will is specially designed for that kind of temperature. The device itself will do just fine.
1600078
Absolutely not For the price keep it manufacture specs And no resistance. Hope that helps
1182843
Not with the included probes, you'd need an amp clamp to do that. Their clamp style probe has low resolution with currents under 1 amp but I've heard their thread-style amp probe is more accurate with those situations.
146830
I don't really know but the gauge has reads up to 160psi. Don't know if that means it can.
675215
I would, but not that well cause this amp is only rated at 500 wats rms, and 2 12's at 400 a piece is more than it can handle. It would probably start to get warm or even hot.
1665092
Yes....it can be turned up to 167°. If you purchase the commercial controller extra, it will allow temp to be set to 180° max
1760729
Yes, it can handle far more heat than 200f, and the vibration shouldn't hurt it if allowed proper time to cure. Make sure there is NO paint/oil/etc. on the valve covers when you put it on. Although this IS ONLY 5g, I imagine the size heatsink you are using on a valvecover is quite large for this small amount of epoxy.
1458634
The spec says no. Even if it can, I wouldn't trust the accuracy because it is out of range. CMRR of the current sensor might not be high enough at that high current.
1408568
100 amps is the most I've ever tested with this device but that is accurate enough for our line of work. If you want a device that is extremely accurate this may not be the tester for you.. It seems to be more geared to general testing..
2256214
Not likely. It has good range but 200ft is pushing the limit by about 100 ft. Then concrete walls would make the signal weaker. I have a 1600 sqft house and it barely covers the property with a consistent strong signal.
355884
I don't think sow , the amp. will not be enouth , look for something more powerfull Sr.
1921086
No it will not. You will need a step-down transformer between the source and speed adjuster.
1501889
Sure will, I run two 200 watt Technics from em. Not the best quality, but it does run em pretty well.
142561
Yes it will handle it. Be sure you use guy wires though. Excellent product.
80915
probably not it's not real 1200 watts more like 120. it would probably get hot fast and eventually shut down