Digital Phase Rotation Meter with Three-Phase Voltage Measurement Functionality

(Wireless Adapter Z3210 not included)

Hioki’s non-contact voltage detection and measurement technology places efficiency and safety as priority considerations with the goal of protecting customers that need to conduct on-site electrical work as part of renovations and expansions of manufacturing plants and buildings.

The PD3259-50 Digital Phase Detector lets you to measure three-phase voltage and detect phase sequence simultaneously by just clipping onto covered cables, ensuring absolutely no contact with metal parts for maximum safety.

Key Features

Easily transfer measurement data to your smartphone or tablet by using our free app GENNECT Cross or to an Excel® file. (Wireless Adapter Z3210 is necessary)

Available to check the unbalance rate and vector diagram in our free app GENNECT Cross

World’s first non-metallic contact voltage detection and testing

Simply clip onto wire insulation

Phase detection check and line-to-line voltage inspection at the same time

Easy and intuitive phase detection check with backlight and buzzer

Ideal for work certification photos, offering simultaneous display of phase sequence and 3-phase voltage

Easy! Just connect the optional Z3210 Wireless Adapter to your Hioki compatible instrument, to make it Bluetooth® ready.

Wirelessly connect Hioki-compliant instruments with a simple connection.

Transmit measured values to your tablet or smartphone.

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How to Use the Hioki Digital Phase Detector PD3259-50

In the past, four steps have been necessary in order to check a 3-phase power circuit: one set of measurements to check the phases with a phase detector, and three line-voltage measurements (one for each phase) made with a tester. The Digital Phase Detector PD3259-50 replaces this process with a single, no-metal-contact measurement step that can be made simply by affixing three clamp sensors. The instrument quickly displays the phase detection results and three phase voltage values.

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# Note: Only the voltage value is displayed when measuring a single-phase/3-wire circuit.