Digital Clamp Meter – Multifunction Measuring Device

No measurable value displayed – and work comes to a halt.

Anyone who works on cables under poor lighting conditions knows the problem: The display barely shows anything, the value disappears the next moment, and you have to fumble through troubleshooting with unreliable tools. The Digital Clamp Meter with large LCD display, integrated flashlight, and data-hold function puts an end to this – the current measured value stays frozen until you have noted it, and the automatic shut-off ensures the battery does not drain unnecessarily.

Advantages

• No measured value gets lost: The data-hold function freezes the current displayed value – you no longer have to watch anxiously or revisit the same measuring point twice.
• No extra lighting needed: The integrated flashlight directly illuminates the work area – you can work inside dark distribution boxes or concealed installations without additional light.
• No more wondering if the device is still on: The automatic shut-off function protects the battery – when you pick up the meter for the next use, it still has power.

Specifications

• Alternating Current: 0.01 A – 600 A (manual), 0.3 A – 600 A (auto)
• Direct Voltage: 0.1 V – 600 V (manual), 0.8 V – 600 V (auto)
• Alternating Voltage: 0.01 V – 600 V (manual), 0.8 V – 600 V (auto)
• Resistance: 0.1 Ω – 60 MΩ
• Capacitance: 0.001 nF – 60 mF
• Temperature: -50 °C to 1000 °C
• Frequency: 50 Hz–60 Hz (current) / 40 Hz–2 kHz (voltage)
• Jaw Opening: 25 mm
• Power Supply: 2 × AAA batteries (not included)
• Measurement Functions: AC/DC voltage, alternating current, resistance, frequency, NCV, continuity test, voltage test, diode test
• Display: Large LCD
• Package Contents: 1 × Digital Clamp Meter Set

Usage

1. Insert: Insert two AAA batteries and switch on the device.
2. Measure: Clamp the jaw around the conductor to be tested, select the measurement range, and read the value on the LCD – activate data-hold if needed to freeze the value.
3. Secure: After use, switch off the device or wait for automatic shut-off; use the flashlight for additional illumination in dark environments.

Pro Tip: For hard-to-reach cables, first use the NCV function (non-contact voltage detection) to identify live conductors – only then apply the clamp. This saves time and significantly increases work safety.