Specifications:

• DC Voltage: 600V (± 1.0%)
• AC Voltage: 450V (± 1.2%)
• AC Current: 20-400A (± 2.0%)
• Resistance: 200KΩ (± 1.0%)
• Battery: 2 x AAA Batteries
• Data Retention: Yes

Features:

• 3 1/2 LCD with maximum reading of 1999
• Low battery indicator
• Overload protection
• Reading the data easier to maintain
• Buzzer and diode test function off
• Fashionable structure and highly reliable measuring instrument

Details:

• 3 1/2 LCD with maximum reading of 1999.The Digital Clamp Meter is completely portable, LCD display, Digital Clamp Meter with insulation test function. Measures resistance and AC and DC voltage without splicing wires

• Fashionable structure and highly reliable measuring instrument.Current Clamp Meter provides you with instantaneous readout from its display by selecting the correct function. You will find the readout in form of volts or amperes (amps), depending on whether voltage or current is selected

• Overload protection.Clamp Meters can become a valuable tool for troubleshooting a household appliance. There could be a problem with the power supply of the appliance if it is not drawing current through its power cord but a voltage is present

• Clamp Meters are a beneficial tool that can be used for measuring electrical voltage and current without the need to cut wires or open electrical access panels. Clamp Meters are very easy to use. You can simply clamp this kind of Clamp Meters onto the power cord of a device

How to Use a Digital Clamp Meter:

• Using a digital clamp meter is an uncomplicated and safe way to measure current in a circuit. Unlike regular meters, the clamp type does not put the meter into the circuit, but measures the field induced by a current passing through the clamp. It is suitable for moderate (<480V) voltage and current applications
• Measuring Current with a Digital Clamp Meter
• Remove power from the circuit, if possible. Working on a hot circuit involves extra risk to the user and all equipment involved
• Isolate a wire carrying the current you wish to measure
• Open the clamp portion of the meter and then close it around the wire (and only that wire) you wish to measure current passing through
• Set the clamp meter to read the current type (AC or DC) and the expected range in milliamps or amps. If you don't know the range, guess high, and dial down as needed
• Return power to the circuit and read the digital display, writing the value down to avoid repeating the process. If the reading fluctuates, give it a minute to settle down
• Remove power from the circuit. Then remove the clamp meter

Tips & Warnings:

• This type of meter is not for measuring current on a circuit board or for measuring small (<100 milliamps) current. This type of meter is not for precision current measurement. If a precise current reading is required, use an in-circuit meter
• When working with electricity, always use proper safety techniques

Package Included:

• 1 x Digital Clamp Meter MT87