Automotive Clamp Meter, AC DC Voltage 600V

The automotive meter is equipped with a 4-digit LCD display that provides clear readings, with a maximum display value of 1999. Powered by 3 AAA batteries, it offers robust performance with a maximum jaw opening size of 36mm, suitable for various applications.

Specification

Features

• LED Flashlight: Activate the LED light by selecting 'mA/A' mode and holding the 'HOLD' button for two seconds, ideal for working in low-light conditions.
• Backlit Display: Press 'HOLD' for two seconds to turn on the backlight, ensuring clear readings in dim environments.
• Continuity Buzzer: Quick continuity testing with an audible "bee" sound in less than 0.25 seconds by pressing the 'FUNC' button.
• Versatile Measurement Capabilities: This clamp meter is equipped to measure DC voltage, AC voltage, AC current, and resistance, making it a highly adaptable tool for a wide range of electrical testing applications.
• Auto-Ranging Functionality: The meter automatically selects the optimal measurement range, ensuring accurate readings without the need for manual adjustments, simplifying the testing process.
• Non-Contact Voltage (NCV) Detection: Safely detects the presence of voltage without requiring direct contact, minimizing the risk of electrical shock and enhancing user safety.
• Comprehensive Overload Protection: The meter is designed with full-scale overload protection, safeguarding both the device and the user during high-load measurements.
• Robust and Ergonomic Design: Featuring a durable, wear-resistant silicone outer shell, the meter offers excellent grip and protection against drops, ensuring long-lasting performance and comfort.
• Convenient Data Hold Feature: The data hold function allows users to freeze the current measurement on the display, making it easier to record and analyze readings.

Structure

Tips: Why is the automotive meter giving inaccurate readings?
Inaccurate readings can occur if the meter is not set to the correct measurement range or if the test leads are faulty. Double-check that the meter is in the appropriate range for the measurement you are taking. If the auto-ranging function is on and the issue persists, consider switching to manual range selection. Additionally, inspect the test leads for any signs of wear or damage; faulty leads can cause incorrect readings. If the leads are damaged, replace them with a new set. If the readings are still inaccurate, the meter may need recalibration or professional servicing.