That's one high-end clamp meter! You can see all the features on the device!
In bonus: green backlight and a 2nd screen below the probe connections!
The latter is very useful when you read a current in a big 200 or 400A panel and you have to deal with #4/0 wire or even gauges in the MCM range. Another cool feature, if you read any voltage over 30V, the clamp meter beeps, and the light below the clamp flashes!
The 61-765?? You're gonna have to tell me where you found such a deal! XD I paid mine just under 300$ LOL.
I guess you're talking about other models though ^__^. If you want something good expect to invest at least 100$. Cheaper stuff is quite unpredictable. I had one clamp meter with a shorted voltmeter right out of the package, and another one that went crazy after 3 months (giving a reading of -334A even with no current measured XD)
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![Ideal 61-765 clamp meter
That's one high-end clamp meter! You can see all the features on the device!
In bonus: green backlight and a 2nd screen below the probe connections!
[img]http://triosmartcal.com.au/images/tight.jpg[/img]
The latter is very useful when you read a current in a big 200 or 400A panel and you have to deal with #4/0 wire or even gauges in the MCM range. Another cool feature, if you read any voltage over 30V, the clamp meter beeps, and the light below the clamp flashes!
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Ideal 61-765 clamp meter
That's one high-end clamp meter! You can see all the features on the device!
In bonus: green backlight and a 2nd screen below the probe connections!
[img]http://triosmartcal.com.au/images/tight.jpg[/img]
The latter is very useful when you read a current in a big 200 or 400A panel and you have to deal with #4/0 wire or even gauges in the MCM range. Another cool feature, if you read any voltage over 30V, the clamp meter beeps, and the light below the clamp flashes!
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By the way here's a quick video of my clamp meter in action when I was measuring the voltage of my 250W metal halide lamp!.
I guess you're talking about other models though ^__^. If you want something good expect to invest at least 100$. Cheaper stuff is quite unpredictable. I had one clamp meter with a shorted voltmeter right out of the package, and another one that went crazy after 3 months (giving a reading of -334A even with no current measured XD)