Extech Compact AC Clamp Meter
The Extech Compact AC Clamp Meter features true RMS for accurate readings of noisy, distorted, or non-sinusoidal waveforms.
Features
- Built-In Non-Contact Voltage Detector
- Inrush Current Measurement
- 6000 Count Backlit LCD Display
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Choice of AC Current or AC/DC Current model with 0.8" (22mm) jaw size and high accuracy. Smart Auto Sense feature enables the MA145 to recognize the input (within a given function) and automatically switch to the correct mode of operation (i.e. AC to DC Current measurement). Built-in Non-Contact Voltage (NCV) Detector allows for quick detection of live voltage.
Features:
- Unique Smart Auto Sense Features
- Low Pass Filter (LPF) for accurate measurement of variable frequency drive signals
- Smart Data Hold: Audiovisual alert when a new reading exceeds 50 digits of a held reading
- Low battery indicator and Auto Power Off feature
- CAT III-600V Safety Rating
- AC Current (Max Resolution): 60A, 300A (0.01A)
- Basic Accuracy: +/-2.0%
- Non-Contact Voltage: 80 to 600V
- Dimensions: 5.8 x 4 x 1.2"
(1) Mini Clamp Meter
(1) Carrying Case
(2) LR44 Batteries
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