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SIMPSON ELECTRIC

With its headquarters in Lac Du Flambeau, Wisconsin, United States, Simpson Electric has been manufacturing panel and test instruments for electronics, automotive, medical, oil & gas and MRO industries since 1927. Read More

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  • Analog Panel Meters
  • Current Transducers

    50 and 300 A current transducers with screw terminals for easy connection; can reduce AC signal down to 4 - 20 mA DC. Operate on 24 VDC power and have an accuracy of 0.5%

  • Digital Panel Meters

    Used to display various electrical variables such as voltage, current, frequency, resistance and temperature; can also be connected to computers for transfer of data. Available in LCD and LED screen variants with 3.5, 4 and 4.5 display digit units and in sizes ranging from 3/64 DIN to 1/8 DIN

  • Panel Meter Shunts

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  • Analog Multimeters

    Used to indicate the rate of change when measuring rapidly changing electrical values. Feature two knobs for selection of functions and ranges, can have more than 20 measurement ranges for voltage, current and resistance, & come with test leads and batteries

  • Megohmmeters

    High-voltage, battery-operated insulation testers used to measure insulation resistances from 10 kilo-ohms to 1 tera-ohm with eight selectable test voltages from 100 - 5000 VDC. Come with test probes, 2 alligator clips, a plug-in battery module, batteries and a carrying case

  • Test Instrument Carrying Cases

    Yellow-coloured, padded nylon carrying cases for carrying Simpson test instruments such as multimeters

  • Test Leads

    48-inch-long right-angled and banana plug test leads with silicone insulation used to provide safe and accurate test results during various electric power measurements

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  • Sound Level Meters

    OSHA-specified universal noise dosimeter kits including calibrator, nose cone, microphone clip, windscreen, and serial and parallel printer cables; used for conducting noise surveys. Available in dual measuring ranges of 50 - 100 dB and 80 - 130 dB and feature 4-digit LCD screens

About Simpson Electric

The extensive Simpson Electric product line includes digital panel meters, analog multimeters, current transducers, sound level meters and megohmmeters. Simpson Electric analog multimeters are used for AC / DC voltage and current measurements, as well as for resistance testing. The company also offers digital panel meters that are used to display a wide range of electrical variables, such as current, flow, speed and voltage. They feature a 4 digit LED screen for high visibility and can be adjusted at 6 levels of brightness. The four input types and choice of degrees C or degrees F display of these panel meters are jumper-selectable. With a maximum accuracy of +/-0.2% of reading + 2.7 degrees F, these digital panel meters provide temperature displays ranging between -328 and 2498 degrees F. These meters are available in Mini-Max and falcon styles.

Things to Consider

Cross-Reference Alternatives

Some Simpson Electric panel meters cross individual references to the equivalent Extech or Dwyer Instruments model numbers. So, if you're looking for a competitor item that is either out of stock or obsolete, chances are Raptor Supplies has the equivalent Simpson Electric panel meters available.

Shipping

These Simpson Electric meters range from small to large sizes. They may require careful packaging as some items might get damaged while shipping. Hence, these Simpson Electric meters are delivered by courier shipment and air freight for minimum downtime.

Major Trade Names

Eagle Series

Simpson Electric’s Eagle Series smart meters are the world’s smartest meters. They are programmable meters having a reinforced, fibreglass enclosure; ideal for outdoor use in utility companies, ge...Read more 

Bear Series

Bear Series digital panel meters are unique meters that display accurate measurements with an instant visual indication of critical parameters. They facilitate panel builders, PLC manufacturers and en...Read more 

160 Handi-VOMs

Simpson Electric’s 160 Handi-VOMs are the handiest & smallest of Simpson's shock-resistant analogue VOMs, combining the reliability & performance of the Simpson 260 Series VOMs in a suitable hand-he...Read more 

Simpson Electric Competitive Advantages

Analog VOMs

These Simpson VOMs (260-8 & 260-8P) are ideal for monitoring fluctuating rates and trends. They are precise, compact & easy to use instruments, equipped with mirrored dials for eliminating parallax. These instruments can be used for making accurate measurements of direct current, DC & AC voltage, decibels, resistance and output voltage. They feature a robust phenolic case having reinforced walls for optimal durability and reverse recessed safety jacks to prevent contact of tool & operator with electrical connections. The 260-8P unit comes with an additional audible continuity checking circuit and a resettable overload protection circuit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I wire up an analogue panel meter?

For current monitoring, wire the meters in series. For monitoring voltage, make a parallel wire connection.

On digital panel meters, what do 3.5 & 4.5 digits mean?

Digits are a measure of the display span of a digital panel meter. For example, 3.5 digit is 199.9 anda 4.5 digit is 1999.9.

What is a current transformer?

A current transformer is an electrical device used when AC levels to be monitored go beyond 75 amperes. It generates a 5 amp output for each primary range. The transformer offers additional isolation from the conductor.