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Digital Clamp Meter, AC Auto-Range TRMS, Low Impedance (LoZ), 2000 Amp

Item #: 12025-CL900

Product Info


  • Digital Clamp Meter measures 2000A AC/DC, 1000V AC/DC, 60 Milliohm
  • Rugged Klein “TOUGH METER” industrial design stands up to jobsite demands; built to withstand a 6.6-Foot (2m) drop
  • Automatically ranging True Root Mean Squared (TRMS) measurement technology for accuracy
  • CAT IV 600V, CAT III 1000V, Class 2, double insulation safety rating
  • Backlit display for clear visibility in environments with low ambient lighting
  • Dedicated mode for capturing Inrush Current
  • Non-contact voltage tester integrated into the clamp
  • Low impedance (LoZ) mode for identifying and eliminating ghost or stray voltages
  • Audible continuity, capacitance, diode test, frequency and duty cycle, min/max feature, data hold capability
  • Test leads measure AC/DC voltage, resistance, continuity, frequency, duty-cycle, capacitance and diodes

The CL900 Electrical Tester is an auto-ranging, true root mean square (TRMS) digital clamp meter. It measures AC/DC current via the clamp and measures AC/DC voltage, resistance, continuity, frequency, duty-cycle, capacitance, and tests diodes via test-leads. It features a Low Impedance (LoZ) mode for identifying and eliminating ghost or stray voltages, and has a dedicated mode for capturing Inrush Current.

⚠ WARNING: Cancer – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Item Specifications

  • Measures Current
  • (2) AAA
  • 6000µF
  • 600A AC, 600A DC
  • 6000 Count LCD
  • 6.6'
  • 1Hz - 500KHz
  • Test leads measure AC/DC voltage, resistance, continuity, frequency and capacitance and tests diodes. Thermocouple probe measures temperature.
  • Carrying Case, 41'' (1041.4 mm) Test Leads, Thermocouple with Adapter, and Batteries
  • IP40
  • 1.38
  • ABS/Electronics
  • 60MO
  • 1.55
  • 9.09
  • 3.81
  • CAT IV 600V
  • CE Certified
  • -40° - 1000°F
  • 1000V AC, 1000V DC
  • 1.10 lbs per PC
$194.13 /PC
Regular Price: $263.94
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