- Range: 100 pF to 10 µF
- Accuracy: 1 %
- Clear visual indication
- Bi-polar operation
- 40 pF residual capacitance
- Safety terminals
- Removable protective cover
- Suitable for industry or education
- Range / Resolution: 0 to 10 µF / 100 pF steps (9 steps per decade).
- Accuracy @ 1 kHz:
- 100 pF decade: 1 % ± 5 pF
- 1 nF decade: 1 % ± 5 pF
- 10 nF decade: 1 %
- 100 nF decade: 1 %
- 1 µF decade: 1 %
- Capacitor Type:
- 100 pF, 1 nF, 10 nF decades: Silver mica
- 100 nF, 1 µF decades: Polycarbonate
- Maximum Voltage:
- 100 pF, 1 nF decades: 300 V DC / 200 V AC
- 10 nF, 100 nF decades: 100 V DC / 72 V AC
- 1 µF decade: 100 V DC / 115 V AC
- Maximum Temperature Coefficient:
- 100 pF decade: 200 ppm/°C
- 1 nF, 10 nF decades: 50 ppm/°C
- 100 nF, 1 µF decades: 75 ppm/°C
- Power Factor @ 1 kHz:
- 100 pF decade: < 0.0015
- 1 nF decade: < 0.002
- 10 nF, 100 nF, 1 µF decades: < 0.01
- Insulation Resistance:
- 100 pF, 1 nF decades: > 50 GΩ
- 10 nF, 100 nF, 1 µF decades: > 30 GΩ
- Residual Capacitance: Approximately 40 pF.
- Dimensions / Weight: W 215 x H 100 x D 120 mm / 0.8 kg.
High accuracy and a wide range make the 1070 capacitance decade box suitable for applications in industry and education. It's both compact and robust, housed in a metal case that provides complete screening, with a protective rubber cover to guard the 1070 against everyday wear and tear. The 5-digit thumbwheel switch allows for simple and precise setting of the capacitance value.
Clear Visual Indication: To make selecting and reading the setting easy, the 1070 incorporates colour-coded digits: µF - red, nF - white, pF - yellow.
Safety Terminals: Compatible with 4 mm shrouded plugs, as well as standard plugs, bare wires, and spade terminals.
Added Protection: The 1070 comes fitted with an ergonomic rubber cover providing increased protection and durability. It has a textured grip for comfortable handling and side openings to place labels. It's easy to remove if the user prefers a stand-alone unit or to house the 1070 in the optional 9026 carry case.
