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Advantages Rugged, lightweight case. Safe to use on wet ground. Weatherproof, even with lid removed. IP67 rating for dust and water intrusion. Convenient case lid removal for ease of movement, with test leads attached, to new measurement locations. Uses Wenner method. Resistance measurement range from 0.01ohm (0.010) to 1.1 Mohm (1.1 MΩ). Resistance measurements not affected by stray interference signals that may be present in the earth during the measurements, as made possible narrow band-pass filters. Runs on a set of replaceable C-cell alkaline batteries. No need to periodically recharge the unit or to plug the unit into a power source. Quick turn-around for calibration. Manual online for easy reference. In stock - Order today! |
Introduction
In order to fulfill the industrys need for an analog soil resistivity meter that is affordable, available, and meets M.C. Millers high standards, we are proud to introduce the M.C. Miller
The Miller
The Miller
Note that the Miller
The Miller 400A Users Manual is posted on this website, providing technical details on the operation of the unit and its various applications.
Applications
Whether you need to measure soil resistivity or the resistance-to-earth of an electrode, such as a ground rod or an anode, the Miller
Determine the average earth resistivity to a specific depth (4-electrode application).
Determine the resistivity of a soil sample, or of a liquid, via an electrolyte (soil/ liquid) box (4-electrode application.
Measure the resistance-to-earth of a buried electrode, such as a ground rod, or an anode, for example (3-electrode application).
Measure the resistance between two buried electrodes, such as two ground rods, or two anodes (2-electrode application).
For more information and connection diagrams, please see the Miller 400A Users Manual.
Specifications
Resistance measurement range from 0.01ohm (0.010) to 1.1 Mohm (1.1 MΩ).
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Dimensions (W x L x H): 12" x 10" x 5" (31 x 25 x
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