FLIR CM275 Bluetooth AC/DC Imaging Clamp Meter, 600A dc, Max Current 600A ac CAT III 1000V With UKAS Calibration

FLIR CM275 Imaging Clamp Meter with Data Logging Connectivity and IGM™

From FLIR, the CM275 600A AC/DC clamp meter with thermal imaging capabilities. The advanced device combines all features of a regular clamp meter but also includes IGM technology. IGM enables you to visually pinpoint potential hotspots and problems safely with a built-in thermal imaging display. The convenient all-in-one instrument is THE primary tool for solving complex electrical issues.

The FLIR CM275 thermal imaging meter allows you to scan entire cabinets and panels from a safe distance. With the laser and crosshair function, you can easily identify the precise location of the problem your thermal image presents. Once identified confirm your findings with accurate amperage and voltage measurements and centre-point temperature readings.

Ergonomically designed with a narrow jaw the CM275 clamp meter is easily maneuvered into tight, cramped cabinets and spaces. Bright LED work lights to provide extra illumination for environments with little or no light. Compact and lightweight the FLIR CM275 fits easily in your pocket, overalls or toolbox.

Easy to operate and packed with an array of advanced electrical features the FLIR CM275 thermal imaging clamp meter is an essential tool for every engineer.

What is IGM Technology?

IGM or Infrared Guided Measurement is a technology that uses a FLIR Lepton® thermal imaging sensor. IGM visually guides you directly to the spot that requires further investigation or testing. The technology verifies problems and validates hotspots immediately.

Datalogging and Storage

The FLIR CM275 industrial thermal clamp meter enables you to store electrical measurements and thermal images internally. This unique feature allows you to review your results at a later time or date. With wireless connectivity, you can also connect to the FLIR Tools® Mobile App. The app lets you stream live video to your mobile device from any FLIR thermal camera. The handy feature allows the user to incorporate captured images into reports which can be shared with customers and colleagues. The FLIR Tools® Mobile App also enables thermal tuning, parameter adjustment, and colour palette change.

Features and Benefits

• Bluetooth Connectivity


• Data logging and Storage – 10 sets of 40K scalar measurements, 100 thermal images @ 19,200 pixels


• 2.4-inch colour TFT display


• Auto range true RMS AC/DC 600A capability


• Auto range true RMS AC/DC 1000V capability


• Resistance, continuity, capacitance and diode measurement


• Expandable to 3000 Amps with FLIR flex accessories


• Data hold


• Low battery indication


• Powerful built-in LED work lights


• Laser and crosshair pinpointing functionality


• Safe, non-contact measurement


• Advanced electrical features including True RMS, LoZ, VFD, Inrush, Smart Diode with Disable


• Safety Category Rating; CAT IV-600V, CAT III-1000V

Applications

Thermal imaging clamp meters are test tools widely used by electricians and technicians not only to measure current and voltage but to also pinpoint potential “hotspots” The instruments enable engineers to safely conduct tests and gather valuable information. The CM275 meters can help determine why a system or a piece of electrical equipment is not operating correctly. Some of the most common areas are

• Petrochemical


• Oil and Gas


• Food and Beverage


• Pharmaceutical


• Mechanical


• Electrical and electronic

FAQ’s

Q: Are there any compatible accessories for the CM275 thermal clamp meter?

• 187-4893 for the TA74 – Flexible Current Probe


• 187-4883 for the TA04-Kit – Rechargeable Battery Kit


• 187-4886 for the TA11 - Protective Case

Supplied with

Clamp meter, 3 x AA batteries Premium Cat IV Silicone test leads, quick start guide and instruction manual

FLIR AC/DC Imaging Clamp Meter

The FLIR AC/DC imaging True-RMS clamp meter is a new age device that measures the current up to 600A AC/DC and voltage up to 1000VAC/DC. This clamp meter with IGM is the first clamp meter equipped with a built-in thermal imager. It can quickly lead you to problems you cannot see with a standard clamp meter. Featuring Infrared Guided Measurement (IGM) technology. CM174 visually guides you to the precise location of a potential electrical problem, identifying dangerous and unknown problem areas safely. Confirm your findings with accurate amperage and voltage measurements and centre-point temperature readings. The narrow jaw makes it easier to take measurements in dark, crowded panels and cabinets. Its compact shape fits easily into your pocket. The FLIR CM174 quickly becomes your primary electrical troubleshooting tool and also provides wireless connectivity for direct connection to the FLIR InSite™ professional workflow management app. It includes 4xAAA batteries, premium silicone test leads, quick start, a user’s manual (CD), and an extended warranty registration card. It can quickly lead you to problems you cannot see with a standard clamp meter.

Features and Benefits

Jaw Opening: 1.38inch (35mm), 1250MCM
6kohm resistance measurement with a continuity
60kHz frequency measurement
1000μF capacitance measurement
-10°C to 150°C temperature measurement with a centre point of the thermal image
Diode: 1.5V
FLIR Lepton micro bolometer detector
Work safely - scan a panel or cabinet for hazards using IGM without direct contact
10 sets of 40K scalar data logging and storage
Bluetooth connectivity
measurements, 100 images
Display: 6000 count 2.0in (50mm) colour TFT with 19,200 pixels (120´160)
Class 1 laser pointer and crosshair on display
Verify problems, check load and validate hot spots
Narrow jaw and built-in work lights help you access difficult locations with lighting issues
Advanced electrical features: LoZ, VFD mode, inrush

Applications

Petrochemical
Oil and gas
Food and beverage
Pharmaceutical

Certifications

CE
cCSAus
UL listed
CAT IV-600V, CAT III-1000V safety rated

CM275 Clamp Meter Data Sheet

CM275 Clamp Meter Data Sheet

FLIR Clamp Meter Guide