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Digital clamp meter, automatic range selection, 2000 measurement points – capacitance, continuity, audible signal, multimeter, measuring probe, clamp meter
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Product information
Description
General Description
This digital clamp meter is a professional tool for accurately measuring AC and DC voltage, AC current, resistance, diodes, and much more. It is ideal for use in the field, laboratory, workshop, or at home. Compact and portable, with a large backlit LCD screen for optimal readability.Technical Specifications
- Type: Clamp Meter
- Functions: Measures AC and DC current, AC and DC voltage, resistance, diodes, and temperature
- Measuring Range: 600 A with NCV (non-contact voltage detection) function
- Display: 2000-digit backlit LCD
- Power Supply: 2 x 1.5 V AAA batteries (not included)
- Weight: 129 g
- Dimensions: 185 × 70 × 25 mm
Compatibility and Accessories
- Included Accessories: 2 test leads, 1 user manual, 1 carrying case
- Compatible with various electrical devices for testing and Maintenance
Installation
No installation required. Ready to use. Ensure batteries are inserted before use.Operation
- Use the clamp meter to measure AC current without interrupting the circuit.
- Activate the NCV function to detect non-contact voltages.
- Measurements are displayed on the LCD screen with an overload (OL) indicator.
- The data hold function saves the displayed measurements.
Additional Information
- Certified for safe use with voltages up to 1000 V AC.
- Low battery indicator.
- Automatic shut-off to conserve battery power after prolonged inactivity.
Features
- BrandYS-CHICSTYLE
- Battery or cell includedNo
- Memory functionYes
- Measured function(s)Continuity / Capacitance
- Display modeDigital
- BacklightingYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME275996997
- MMID315706514924
- Product codeSL-UKK31406
- EAN5016279913069
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