Low Voltage Current Detection Fuse Probe
Directly detect the low voltage current value of the vehicle from the fuse box. You can measure the circuit current without modifying the vehicle's wiring.
By simply plugging it directly into the vehicle's fuse box, you can detect circuit current using a shunt resistor without modifying the vehicle's wiring. The shunt resistor is built into an aluminum housing, and circuit protection can be achieved by inserting the original fuse into the aluminum housing, ensuring that the fuse rating is not mistaken. This allows for safe and easy detection of the vehicle's current value.
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Features ● Detects current values from the fuse box ● Measures dark current, operating current, and peak current ● Overcurrent protection with original fuse ● Current measurement using high-precision shunt resistors ● Automatic probe recognition function (similar to TEDS) Compatible Fuses ● FK1/MINI ● FK2/ATO ● FK3/MAXI ● JCASE ● MCASE ● MICRO2 ● MICRO3 For support with fuses other than the above, please contact us.
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Detect the circuit current value from the vehicle's fuse box and measure it with the measurement module. ● Dark current measurement ● Operating current measurement ● Peak current measurement
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Accurate Technologies Inc. (ATI) has been a leading independent supplier of high-performance measurement and control system tools and software solutions since 1991. Today, we provide cutting-edge development tools that help our customers bring high-quality products to market. ATI's product line has expanded to cover the entire vehicle development cycle, including software rapid prototyping, ECU calibration, data acquisition, and bus analysis. Our long-standing experience and deep understanding of customer needs form the foundation and strength of ATI. At our headquarters in Novi, Michigan, and our Japan branch established in 2006, ATI's skilled engineers and experts continue to strive to first understand our customers' needs and then provide uncompromising, tailored solutions that meet those needs.