Hoyt 2061 AC Voltmeter with AC repulsion, 6", 0 to 100 V AC

Model: 2061/100VAC

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Hoyt 2061 AC Voltmeter with AC repulsion, 6", 0 to 100 V AC

Model: 2061/100VAC

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Work with excellent readability with this attractively styled 6" (152.4 mm) rectangular analog panel AC voltmeter, featuring a long, flat arc scale and knife-edge pointer. In addition, this ammeter has a 0 to 100 V AC range and AC repulsion.

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Applications

Electrical and electronics testing: AC voltmeters are primarily used for measuring the voltage levels in AC circuits (crucial in testing, troubleshooting, and repairing electrical and electronic equipment)
Laboratory use: They are commonly used in labs for educational purposes, research, and development (helps in understanding the behavior of AC circuits and in conducting experiments that involve AC voltage
Industrial: In industrial settings, AC voltmeters are used to monitor the voltage levels of machinery and systems that run on AC power (helps in ensuring that the machines operate within safe voltage limits)
Home and office maintenance: For basic electrical maintenance in homes and offices, such as checking the voltage supply to various appliances and ensuring that outlets are functioning correctly
Quality control: In manufacturing, particularly in industries that produce electrical appliances, AC voltmeters are used to ensure products meet specified voltage requirements
Power systems monitoring: In the utility sector, they can be used to monitor the voltage levels in power distribution systems to ensure consistent and safe power supply
Automotive industry: In automotive applications, although most vehicles use DC systems, AC voltmeters can be used in certain hybrid or electric vehicle systems where AC power plays a role
Educational training: They are also used in educational settings for teaching students about AC electrical circuits, electrical engineering principles, and electronics
DIY and hobbyist projects: For enthusiasts working on projects that involve AC power, such as home-built electronics, an AC voltmeter is an essential tool for safe and accurate work
Service and maintenance: Technicians use AC voltmeters for servicing a wide range of appliances and systems, such as HVAC/R/R systems, where monitoring AC voltage is necessary

Hoyt 2061/100VAC Specifications

Range	FS = 100 V AC
Scale	0 to 100 V AC
Term Resistance	16,100
Analog Meter Type	AC voltmeter
Size	6" (152.4mm)
Overload	Voltmeters (AC and DC): 50% momentary 20% sustained
Accuracy	±2% full scale value
Resistance	±15%
Dials	100 or 90 degree arc, black lettering on white background
Pointer	Knife edge
Movement	Pivot and jewel, AC iron vane or taut band
Mounting	Specify (S) surface mount or (B) bezel mount
Case	Clear acrylic case
Shape	Rectangular
Temperature	Operating: 32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C) Storage: -4 to 131°F (-20 to 55°C)
Meter Approval	ANSI C39.1, RoHS, REACH

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Description ➕➖

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Applications

Electrical and electronics testing: AC voltmeters are primarily used for measuring the voltage levels in AC circuits (crucial in testing, troubleshooting, and repairing electrical and electronic equipment)
Laboratory use: They are commonly used in labs for educational purposes, research, and development (helps in understanding the behavior of AC circuits and in conducting experiments that involve AC voltage
Industrial: In industrial settings, AC voltmeters are used to monitor the voltage levels of machinery and systems that run on AC power (helps in ensuring that the machines operate within safe voltage limits)
Home and office maintenance: For basic electrical maintenance in homes and offices, such as checking the voltage supply to various appliances and ensuring that outlets are functioning correctly
Quality control: In manufacturing, particularly in industries that produce electrical appliances, AC voltmeters are used to ensure products meet specified voltage requirements
Power systems monitoring: In the utility sector, they can be used to monitor the voltage levels in power distribution systems to ensure consistent and safe power supply
Automotive industry: In automotive applications, although most vehicles use DC systems, AC voltmeters can be used in certain hybrid or electric vehicle systems where AC power plays a role
Educational training: They are also used in educational settings for teaching students about AC electrical circuits, electrical engineering principles, and electronics
DIY and hobbyist projects: For enthusiasts working on projects that involve AC power, such as home-built electronics, an AC voltmeter is an essential tool for safe and accurate work
Service and maintenance: Technicians use AC voltmeters for servicing a wide range of appliances and systems, such as HVAC/R/R systems, where monitoring AC voltage is necessary

Specifications ➕➖

Hoyt 2061/100VAC Specifications

Range	FS = 100 V AC
Scale	0 to 100 V AC
Term Resistance	16,100
Analog Meter Type	AC voltmeter
Size	6" (152.4mm)
Overload	Voltmeters (AC and DC): 50% momentary 20% sustained
Accuracy	±2% full scale value
Resistance	±15%
Dials	100 or 90 degree arc, black lettering on white background
Pointer	Knife edge
Movement	Pivot and jewel, AC iron vane or taut band
Mounting	Specify (S) surface mount or (B) bezel mount
Case	Clear acrylic case
Shape	Rectangular
Temperature	Operating: 32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C) Storage: -4 to 131°F (-20 to 55°C)
Meter Approval	ANSI C39.1, RoHS, REACH