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Extech UM200 Precision Micro-Ohm Meter, 10 A, 1 uOhm

Description

Extech UM200 precision micro-ohm meter with 10 A test current

The Extech UM200 is a handheld micro-ohm meter for measuring very small resistances with a high test current of up to 10 A. It resolves down to 1 µΩ on its 60 mΩ range, offers six ranges with three sub-ranges in each current range, and can measure both resistive and inductive loads such as transformer windings, motor windings and large busbar joints.

A five-digit backlit display, a comparator with 20 stored limit sets, memory for 3000 measurements, a cable-length function and a PC interface with software and USB cable make the UM200 suitable both for field maintenance and for documented acceptance testing. It is supplied with Kelvin-clip four-wire leads, a rechargeable lithium-polymer battery, an AC adapter and a soft carrying case.

Technical specifications of the UM200

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer / part number Extech / UM200
Ranges / resolution / test current 60 mΩ / 1 µΩ / 10 A; 600 mΩ / 10 µΩ / 1 A; 6 Ω / 100 µΩ / 100 mA; 60 Ω / 1 mΩ / 10 mA; 600 Ω / 10 mΩ / 1 mA; 6 kΩ / 100 mΩ / 100 µA
Accuracy ±(0.25% of reading + 25 µΩ) on 60 mΩ; ±(0.25% + 250 µΩ) on 600 mΩ; ±(0.25% + 2.5 mΩ) on 6 Ω; ±(0.25% + 25 mΩ) on 60 Ω; ±(0.25% + 250 mΩ) on 600 Ω; ±(0.75% + 3 Ω) on 6 kΩ
Measurement type Resistive and inductive materials; auto or manual ranging
Comparator Hi/Lo comparator with 20 sets of prestored values
Memory Store and recall up to 3000 measurements
Other functions Cable length measurement (feet or meters); PC interface with software and USB cable
Display Five-digit backlit LCD
Power Rechargeable lithium-polymer battery with AC adapter/charger
Dimensions / weight 257 x 155 x 57 mm (10.1 x 6.1 x 2.2 in) / approx. 1160 g

The figures above come from the UM200 datasheet. Ordering variants include UM200-NIST (supplied with a certificate traceable to NIST) and UM200-KTL (replacement Kelvin test leads).

Why a 10 A test current matters on the UM200

At very low resistance, the voltage developed across the part is tiny. At 10 A through 100 µΩ the voltage drop is only 1 mV, which is easy to measure; at 10 mA it would be 1 µV and buried in noise and thermal voltages. By using up to 10 A on the lowest range, the UM200 gives a stable reading on joints and welds whose resistance is in the tens or hundreds of micro-ohms.

Many large machine windings and transformer windings are inductive, so the current takes time to settle. The UM200 is designed to measure inductive material, which means the technician can measure winding resistance without having to wait for an excessive settling time.

Using the comparator, memory and software of the UM200

  • Comparator: select one of the 20 stored limit sets so that a joint or contact is flagged against its acceptance limit at once.
  • Memory: store up to 3000 readings and recall them on the display, so a full switchgear survey can be saved on site.
  • PC interface: transfer the stored readings by USB to the supplied software for reports and trending.
  • Cable length: estimate cable length from resistance in feet or meters when the conductor material and cross section are known.

For routine checks that do not need 10 A, the Extech 380462 or 380580 are lower-cost milliohm meters. The UM200 is the choice when low resistance joints and large windings need a documented result.

Selection checklist for the UM200

  • Confirm that you need resolution below 0.1 mΩ (the lower-cost meters stop at 0.1 mΩ).
  • Confirm that a 10 A test current is acceptable on the equipment under test.
  • Decide whether memory, comparator limits and PC reporting are required for your documentation.
  • Decide whether the certificate-traceable UM200-NIST version is needed.
  • Order spare Kelvin test leads (UM200-KTL) for heavy use.

Operation and care of the UM200

Charge the lithium-polymer battery before going to site, de-energize and isolate the circuit under test, and clamp the Kelvin leads with the voltage clips inside the current clips on clean metal. Use auto range for unknown parts and manual range for repeat tests. Never connect the instrument to a live circuit, and allow transformer windings to discharge before disconnecting the leads.

Keep the clip jaws clean, avoid kinking the leads, and store the meter in its soft case. A regular calibration check against a reference resistor is advisable.

Applications of the UM200 in Oman and the GCC

Power utilities and industrial plants use micro-ohm meters to check bolted busbar joints, breaker main contacts, bonding of earthing grids, cable splices and welded rail or tank joints. In oil and gas and petrochemical facilities the instrument is used on large motor and generator windings and on bonding between pipe flanges. High ambient temperature affects resistance, so temperature should be recorded next to each reading so results can be compared to earlier surveys.

Information to send with an RFQ for the UM200

  • Part number UM200 and the required quantity
  • Resistance range and the object under test, for example busbar joint, breaker contact or winding
  • Whether UM200-NIST traceable calibration or spare Kelvin leads (UM200-KTL) are required
  • Delivery location in Oman or the GCC and the required lead time
  • Whether calibration documentation or a traceable calibration certificate is required

Documents and quotation

A datasheet for the Extech UM200 is attached on this page. It lists the ranges, test currents and accuracy for the model.

Send us the part number UM200, the quantity and the delivery location in Oman or the GCC, and we will reply with availability and a quotation. Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat and is not affiliated with the manufacturer.

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About brand

Extech Instruments is an American brand of handheld test and measurement instruments, founded in the early 1970s in Waltham, Massachusetts. FLIR Systems acquired Extech in 2007 for about $40 million, and FLIR itself became part of Teledyne in 2021. Extech is based in Nashua, New Hampshire, and makes meters for electrical, environmental and HVAC testing.

Extech company profile

Founded Early 1970s, Waltham, Massachusetts
Headquarters Nashua, New Hampshire (since 2011)
Ownership Teledyne FLIR
Acquired by FLIR 2007
Product families True RMS clamp meters and multimeters, insulation testers, power analysers, IR thermometers, light meters, vibration meters, sound, humidity and air quality meters

Milestones

  • 2007: FLIR Systems acquires Extech.
  • 2011: Extech moves to Nashua.
  • 2021: FLIR becomes part of Teledyne.

Meters, testers and inspection tools

The Extech range includes multimeters and clamp meters, insulation and resistance testers, power analyzers, thermometers, light and sound level meters, anemometers, tachometers, vibration meters, moisture meters, borescopes and water quality meters. Each datasheet and user manual lists ranges, accuracy, safety category and ordering codes, and many models are listed with NIST-traceable calibration versions ordered by adding -NIST to the part number.

Supply through Seven Star LLC

Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat that quotes Extech products for projects in Oman and the GCC, with the official Extech datasheet and user manual attached to each product page.

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FAQ

Questions about the Extech UM200 Precision Micro-Ohm Meter, 10 A, 1 uOhm

Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.

01What is the maximum test current of the Extech UM200?
The UM200 has a maximum test current of 10 A on its 60 mΩ range, which gives 1 µΩ resolution.
02How many measurements can the UM200 store?
The UM200 stores up to 3000 measurements and has a PC interface with software and a USB cable to transfer the data.
03Can the UM200 measure inductive loads such as windings?
Yes. The datasheet states that the UM200 can measure resistive and inductive materials, which includes transformer and motor windings.
04What comparator features does the UM200 have?
The UM200 has a built-in Hi/Lo comparator with 20 sets of prestored values, so measurements can be checked against limits directly.
05What does the UM200 include in the box?
The UM200 is supplied with 4-wire Kelvin clip cables, a rechargeable lithium-polymer battery, an AC adapter/charger, software and a USB cable, and a soft carrying case.