Kyoritsu 2046R True RMS AC/DC Digital Clamp Meter, 600A/600V

Kyoritsu 2046R Digital Clamp Meter

Jan 5, 2021

This clamp meter can measure the voltage and current in both very low and high-power circuits making it very useful for power distribution companies, power utilities and maintenance fields.

Features

• 600V input protection

• Sleep function saves battery life

• NCV function detects the presence of voltage in an electrical circuit or equipment without touching them

• Temperature measurement with optional k-type temperature probe

• Continuity & diode check

• Capacity measurement

• Peak hold function for peak value measurements on inrush currents (only at AC A range)

• Data hold

• Comfortable double moulded main body

• LCD backlight

• 6039 count and bar graph display

• REL function to indicate measurement variation (current, voltage, resistance)

• Min/Max function

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