Klein® CL320 HVAC Digital Clamp Meter, 600 V AC/DC, 400 A AC, 40 Mohm, 10 Hz to 1 MHz, 1.61 in Jaw, Backlit LCD Display
For use to measures AC current and NCVT via clamp and AC/DC voltage, resistance, frequency, DC micro amp, capacitance, duty cycle, diode test and continuity via test leads and temperature with thermocouple and cable testing
MFR #: CL320
A&M #: 5675430
Klein Tools
UNSPSC #: 41113654
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Manufacturer : Klein Tools
Ac Response : 400 A
Brand Name : Klein®
Country Of Origin : CN
Counts : 4000
Dimensions : 8.45 in L x 1.51 in W x 3.51 in H
Package Description : EACH
Standards : CAT III 600 V Class 2|CE Certified|Double Insulation Safety Rated|ECCN: EAR99|PROP65: Cancer and reproductive harm - see www.P65Warnings.ca.gov for more information
Product Status : Active
- Non-contact voltage tester integrated into the clamp jaw
- Backlit LCD for ease of viewing in low light
- Automatically ranging True Root Mean Squared (TRMS) measurement technology for accuracy
- Test lead holder on side of clamp and optional magnetic hanger for meter (Catalog Numbers 69445 or 69417) for hands free operation
- Auto-Range, Data Hold, and Max/Min value
- Auto-power off after 10 min to conserve battery life
- Low battery indicator and easily accessible battery compartment
- Built to withstand a 6.6-Foot (2 m) drop
- Meets requirements for use in basic and controlled electromagnetic environments like residential, office and light-industrial locations
- Klein Tools CL320 Clamp Meter is an automatically ranging true root mean square (TRMS) digital clamp meter that measures AC current and NCVT via the clamp, AC/DC voltage, DC microamps, resistance, continuity, frequency, capacitance, and tests diodes via test-leads, and temperature via a thermocouple probe. Features include Auto Range to improve efficiency and speed when making measurements; Diode Test to troubleshoot malfunctioning diodes; Max/Min to understand the variability from average of an electrical property being measured, and DC Microamps measurements when working with flame sensors.