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Digital Coulomb Meter, 1–1999 nC Range, With Plastic Collecting Disc Included

$180.90(Ex GST)

$180.90(Ex GST)

  • Digital electroscope-style coulomb meter, displays deposited charge directly as a numeric reading for clear demonstrations.
  • Measures charge delivered via resistor current, capacitor discharge, or static sources like a charged plastic rod.
  • Direct readout up to 1.999 nC supports repeatable comparisons without interpreting vane deflection.
  • Plastic housing version, stated identical performance to earlier metal housing model for classroom practicality.
  • Useful electrostatics tool for teaching charge transfer, charge storage, and static electricity experiments.

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Description

The IEC Coulomb Meter is a digital charge-measuring instrument that behaves like a “digital electroscope”, displaying deposited charge directly on a numeric readout. This version uses a plastic housing and is otherwise identical in performance to the earlier metal-housed model, making it a practical option for routine teaching and lab use.

The meter displays the amount of charge delivered into the instrument in coulombs, suitable for charge transfer from current through a resistance, discharge from a capacitor, or static electricity sources such as a charged plastic rod. Unlike a traditional electroscope that indicates charge by vane deflection, this instrument provides a direct digital reading up to 1.999 nC, supporting clear comparisons and repeatable classroom demonstrations

FAQs

Q: What does this Coulomb Meter measure?

A: Deposited electric charge, displayed digitally in coulombs up to 1.999 nC.

Q: How does it compare to a traditional electroscope?

A: An electroscope shows charge by vane deflection, this meter displays the charge numerically.

Q: What sources can transfer charge into the meter?

A: Current through a resistance, charge from a capacitor, or static electricity such as a charged plastic rod.

Q: What is the housing material?

A: Plastic housing, with performance stated as identical to the earlier metal housing model.

Q: What is the maximum displayed charge?

A: 1.999 nano coulombs.

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