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Model 2651
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Whatever your mission may be, DIT-MCO offers a test system to go right along with you. Whether in field, hangar, shipboard, or shop, the Model 2651 is designed for harsh environments. It is light enough for two people to easily lift into position for testing.
The Model 2651 offers benchtop interconnect verification testing in a compact, shock-resistant enclosure. It measures voltage, resistance, and capacitance while comparing these measured values to programmable limits. It also detects momentary dielectric breakdowns and conducts 4-wire Kelvin measurements.
The 2651 tests relay panels, control panels, junction boxes, electrical chassis, and a number of other electrical and electronic subsystems, even those that contain components. Teamed with options such as remote continuity probe, barcode reader, external energization, and programmable power supply, you have a flexible test system that can adapt to your changing needs.
Complies with Military Specifications
The 2651 operates in fueled and explosive environments with compliance to MIL-STD-810F Method 511.4. The 2651 also is certified to MIL-PRF-28800 Class 3 Shock and Vibration and Temperature an Humidity so that the system can be operated in the harshest environments. Sealed covers guard against infiltration by dust, sand, and rain. Integrated handles provide for easy lifting and relocation. Connections to the unit under test are through circular MIL-SPEC connectors.
Delivers from Start to Finish
The Model 2651’s software guides you through the test process from program development to error analysis. You’ll find the tools you’ll need to import engineering data, develop programs, run a multitude of tests, create error reports, and troubleshoot electrical faults. Diagnostic tools and self-tests maintain system accuracy and precision. The array of test options, programmable measurement ranges, and data-sharing capabilities ensure your test system keeps delivering year after year, product change after product change.
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