SensorLink® Ampstik® Plus High Voltage Ammeter

Product Overview: SensorLink® Ampstik® Plus High Voltage Ammeter

• Sample and hold four unique measurements
• Measures 1 to 5000 Amps with ±1% accuracy
• Open CT that rejects stray magnetic fields
• Backlit LCD for Low-light environments

The AmpstikPlus uses the same current technology that was developed for the original SensorLink Ampstik. The key feature of the AmpstikPlus is the ability to hold up to four True RMS amperage readings, ending the need to raise and lower the hotstick for each reading.

The opening of the current sensor is electronically closed, while external currents are electronically rejected. This sensor design enables the user to measure an individual conductor within close proximity to adjacent current carrying conductors.

The SensorLink patented amp sensor is not position sensitive; just slip the AmpstikPlus over the conductor. The meter will store the current measurement within two seconds. Move to the next conductor and repeat the process. Return the instrument to eye level when all four of the measurements have been completed. This easy storing and retrieval of data makes the AmpstikPlus a practical and labor saving instrument.

One meter is all that the user will require. The AmpstikPlus measures in every electric utility setting. Its linear current sensors accurately measure loads from 1 amp to 5000 amps, as well accurately measures in low to high voltage environments of up to 500kv.

The universal hotstick adaptor and internal structure of the AmpstikPlus are made of long glass fiber reinforced thermoplastic polyurethane called Celstran. This space-age polymer is non-conductive and extra tough to protect the amp sensor. The housing is made of urethane and built to operate safely, even in severe utility environments. The AmpstikPlus is resistant to shock, water repellent, unsusceptible to flame and operates in a wide temperature environment.

The AmpstikPlus is easy to use and provides accurate information for all users working with medium and high voltage. This instrument provides correct answers, giving line personnel the ability to make immediate decisions while still in the field.