Klein Tools Digital Clamp Meter AC Auto-Ranging LoZ (CL700)

Klein Tools Digital Clamp Meter

The Klein Tools Digital Clamp Meter is a must-have tool for electricians. With the ability to measure AC current and temperature with a thermocouple probe, it's easy to determine voltage, resistance, frequency, capacitance, and temperature of wires and circuitry. There's also a Low Impedance (LoZ) mode which identifies and eliminates ghost or stray voltages. This Digital Clamp Meter is built to withstand a 2 meter (6ft) drop and has a battery indicator that will warn you when batteries need to be changed.

Proudly Made in the U.S.A.

Features:

• Automatically ranging true mean squared (TRMS) technology for increased accuracy
• Clamp measures AC current and thermocouple probe measures temperature
• Test leads measure AC/DC voltage, resistance, continuity, frequency, and capacitance and tests diodes
• Low Impedance (LoZ) mode for identifying and eliminating ghost or stray voltages
• CAT IV 600V, CAT III 1000V, Class 2, Double insulation safety rating
• Low battery indicator and easily accessible battery compartment
• Meets requirements for use in basic and controlled electromagnetic environments like residential, office, and light-industrial locations

Included Accessories:

• Carrying Pouch
• Test Leads
• Thermocouple with Adapter
• Batteries

Specifications:

• Power Source: 2 x AAA Alkaline Batteries
• Display: 6000 Count LCD Screen
• Voltage: 1000V AC; 1000V DC
• Frequency: 1Hz - 500KHz
• Current: 600A
• Capacitance: 6000F
• Ohms (Resistance): 60MO
• Temperature Range: -14°F - 1000°F
• Standard: CAT IV 600V; CE Certified
• Drop Protection: 2 meters (6.6ft)
• IP Rating: IP40
• Jaw Size: 1.38"
• Dimensions: 9.09" x 3.81" x 1.55"
• Weight: 11.8oz

Warnings:

• Do not attempt to measure resistance or continuity on live circuits
• Read, understand and follow all instructions, cautions, and warnings attached to and/or packed with all test and measurement devices before each use
• Do not use the meter during electrical storms or in wet weather, and do not use the meter or test leads if they appear to be damaged
• Before each use verify meter operation by measuring a known voltage or current