WAGO Measuring instruments
Engineers buy measurement gear to speed fault-finding and commissioning, not to decorate a toolbox. The WAGO ecosystem pairs handhelds with DIN-rail sensors and safe adapters so you can probe, log, and hand over results using the same labeling and wiring discipline you use on terminals and I/O.
wago measuring instruments portfolio and series overview
The family spans handheld multimeters and clamps, panel energy meters, DIN-rail power analyzers, temperature and process signal testers, and safe test leads with 4 mm shrouded tips. There are compact loggers for 230/400 V grids, and adapter blocks that bring test points to the front of the rail. When your spec lists wago measuring instruments, think “one toolkit” that covers checkout, service rounds, and acceptance testing.
wago testing equipment technical specifications and standards
Choose wago testing equipment with IEC 61010 safety (CAT III 600 V/CAT IV 300 V typical), TRMS on AC ranges, 10 MΩ or higher input Z for voltage, and low-Z modes for ghost-voltage busting. Look for 0.5–1.0 % basic DC accuracy, 6,000–50,000 counts, min/max/peak capture, and logging to CSV. For insulation/continuity, verify IEC 61557 parts with 250/500/1000 V test steps, auto-discharge, and a 200 mA low-ohms range. IP 54 housings, −10…+50 °C operation, and dual-layer leads with GS38-style tips keep crews safe.
wago measurement devices applications and compatibility
In MCCs and AHU panels, wago measurement devices validate control voltages, PSU ripple, and VFD outputs; on lines, energy meters track phase balance and THD so you can size filters and feeders correctly. Pre-terminated current inputs suit 1 A/5 A CTs; Rogowski options simplify retrofit work where there’s no space to open busbars. For building jobs, clamp probes and safe sockets match common 4 mm test leads so probe access stays clear during audits.
wago diagnostic instruments integration with other WAGO products
Panel teams value fast access. wago diagnostic instruments dock into rail adapters near TOPJOB® S terminals, share shield-clamp hardware for clean 360° bonds, and pull live values from power-measurement slices alongside PLC data. Use the same label stock and QR tags across meters and terminals so maintenance can scan, trace, and export logs without juggling formats.
wago multimeters selection criteria for B2B clients
Pick counts and accuracy first, then safety and ergonomics. A good rule: 6,000+ counts, TRMS AC+DC, 0.5–0.8 % DC V; LPF mode for noisy VFD outputs; Lo-Ω to kill capacitive ghosts; non-contact voltage for quick triage; temperature K-type for drives and bearings. Backlit displays, auto-hold, and magnetic hooks prevent drop damage in crowded cabinets. If your RFQ names wago multimeters, state CAT rating, resolution, and required functions so procurement can match one SKU across crews.
wago voltage measurement tools energy checks and panel practice
For feeders and control rails, wago voltage measurement tools include two-pole testers with load, LED phase sequence indicators, and panel meters with user-scalable ranges. Specify 600/690 V AC capability where needed, clear L1-L2-L3 markings, and short, straight bonding routes to minimize error on fast transients. Keep test sockets near gland plates so probe paths are predictable.
wago current testing devices clamps, CTs, and retrofit options
Where space is tight, wago current testing devices use thin-jaw clamps for dense wiring, Hall-effect sensors for DC buses, and flexible Rogowski coils for large bars. Check 0.5–1 % ranges, inrush capture, crest factor ≥3, and bandwidth adequate for distorted waveforms. For permanent installs, choose 1 A/5 A CT inputs with sealable terminals so verification remains straightforward.
Technical specifications and standards that matter
Safety to IEC 61010 with declared measurement categories; insulation/loop testers verified to IEC 61557 where relevant; IP and drop ratings fit site conditions; logging formats export to CSV for QA packs; leads and probes shrouded and finger-guarded; temperature and humidity limits published so accuracy isn’t guessed. Keep EMC discipline: short probe returns, bonded trays, and 360° shield terminations at entry plates.
Applications and compatibility
- Commissioning and FAT: verify PSU rails, I/O references, analogue scaling, motor rotation, and protection trips; save traces for handover.
- Operations and maintenance: trend load, THD, and imbalance; spot warm neutrals on shared circuits; document PoE power on switches.
- Retrofit and audits: temporary CTs on existing feeders, safe front test points, and clear labels that match the panel’s terminal scheme.
Integration with other WAGO products
Meters mount beside WAGO power supplies and terminal rows to keep probe paths short; shield clamps maintain EMC hygiene; DIN-rail analyzers push data to controllers and HMIs over the same fieldbus you already run. Cable sets align with connector ranges on your glands, so no last-minute adapters.
Selection criteria for B2B clients
- Define the job checkout, diagnostics, or permanent monitoring drives feature set and accuracy.
- Fix safety CAT rating, probe type, and IP level per environment.
- Choose interfaces CT/ Rogowski/ shunt, memory/logging, and data export needs.
- Set ergonomics display size, magnet/hook, battery type aligned across crews.
- Plan spares unified leads, fuses, and cases; one calibration cycle for the fleet.
Advantages of working with Bankoflamps
We tune procurement to shop-floor reality. You get project-specific B2B pricing with custom quotes, handled by a named account manager who tracks your standard kits. Quote responses land fast—roughly an hour—so drawings can freeze on time. Ordering by EAN/MPN mirrors your BOMs; the portal shows live EU stock, lead times and order status, and lets you grab up-to-date price lists. Purchase history and analytics support repeat panels and spares planning. Trusted accounts can operate on post-payment terms up to 30 days. We consolidate consignments to cut freight, keep pricing valid for stated windows, and supply teams across France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands.