KAIWEETS Inrush Digital Clamp Meter 1000A with Backlit; Multimeter TRMS 6000 Counts, Amp Voltage Tester with VFD, LOZ Mode; Measures AC/DC Current Voltage Temperature Resistance NCV - Upgraded Screen

It's not an $900 Fluke, but the DC clamp-on ammeter function agrees pretty well with direct measurements, and that's why you want this meter anyway. It's not going to be accurate to the milliamp, obviously, but it's more than good enough and very useful.

It does everything as advertised and right on with accuracy. By far good price for item. I'm very happy 😊 love the auto feature.

Seems like a good meter for the money. A lot of functionality for the price. I think I paid this much for an analog amprobe back in the 70’s. AS other reviewers mentioned, the battery cover is held on by a loose screw—couldn’t they have made it captive? Temp display has degrees C as the primary readout and degrees F as a smaller secondary display. I don’t see a way to swap ‘em. The built in flashlight is pretty dim, but if you open the clamp jaws it lets a little more light through. Better than nothing if you find yourself working in the dark. All of the functions that I could test at home work OK.

...as my current multimeter didn't have one (it's really old). While it takes some time to learn how the Kaiweets works, I think it will do just fine. One thing I really like it the insulation used on the test leads--feels like silicon. It's much more forgiving than my old multimeter insulation. My only concern is the operational manual. It has some mistakes...probably due to the language barrier. While this may seem a small thing, it could lead a novice to make some mistakes when taking readings and thus damage the meter or something. I think having an accurate manual is very important, and thus my reasoning for giving it a 4-star rating.

In my business before I retired, my default electrical test equipment was always Fluke. Not just because it's some of the best available, but because I could write it off as an expense. I'm retired now so cost IS an issue, so when I needed to replace my defunct Fluke clamp meter, I bought the HT208F because of all of it's quite advanced features for the price. The $10 extra to get the "F" display over the "D" display is well worth it because the F version is so much easier to read in sunlight with the backlight available for low light areas. I'll finish up to say that that I am VERY impressed with this meter. It's 1/5 of the cost of a Fluke that has similar options and it's seems to be quite accurate compared to other Fluke meters I still have (including my 117). I now use this clamp meter as often or more than I use my Fluke 117 because of the easier way to measure amps (and Inrush current). I often use the HT208F with the Triplett ET200 AC Line Splitter and GFCI Outlet/Receptacle Tester which makes measuring current even easier.

Yes works like it should and then some very accurate

This is my second meter in 4 days. The first one arrived in a wet package with the end of the box ripped off. There was moisture inside the case, the leads, the manual was wet and the ink had begun to bleed... but the meter itself was dry. So I put the batteries in and tried out the NCV function. it wouldn't detect live voltage putting the tip into a slot on a standard 115V outlet. it would only detect voltage putting it against something like a live extension cord. So given the shape it was in I requested a replacement. The replacement arrived today in a pristine sealed box. I installed the batteries and tested the NCV function like I did on the first one. To my delight it detected voltage out the 115V outlet this time. I thought cool.... this one is good to go. Then leaving it in NCV setting I started walking out to the garage to test it on a 240V outlet. As I walked through the living room the NCV detected High Voltage in the middle of the room!!! I turned the unit off, removed the batteries and installed fresh Energizer MAX AAA (because google AI said low batteries can cause this) and as soon as I walked in any room in our house the thing would go off and detect high voltage again. Google AI said it was defective.... Duh. I have several other style meters with NCV function and none of them display this behavior. I bought this clamp on meter because my other clamp on meter does not have inrush measuring capability, and this one does.... and had pretty good reviews. Well needless to say it's going back to amazon with the first one and I'm going to have to find something that actually works.

I own both the HT208D and the HT208F. Both are a great value with a great many useful functions. I originally bought the D model because I wanted to measure the peak inrush current on our RV AC when I was debugging what turned out to be an on board generator problem. Even though I have a lot of good meters at home, none had inrush capability. The D performed very admirably, but as mentioned by many others, the display can be difficult to see in bright sunlight. Still, I liked the meter so much that I wanted a second one. That's where the F model (HT208F) comes in: It's not immediately apparent, but the F is identical to the D except that it has a standard (backlit) LCD display that is visible in bright sunlight. So if this is a concern for you, get the F model. It's a quality meter with features for most everyone.

To expensive for what is intended, you can buy cheaper devices with same characteristics. Pros: Solid build quality, but keep on mind that jaws hang on one plastic pin, question is how it hold in long term. Same as HT208D but with normal LCD display for better visibility on sunlight. LCD display is big, clear and good contrast, one of the best in this price level. Cons: NCV is useless on this device since is not working as should. TEMP function showing constantly lower values by 3-4c (same on all Kaiweets?) Relatively big form factor

Muy completo y de fácil manejo

Una pinza amperimétrica es un dispositivo que te permite medir la corriente eléctrica que fluye a través de un conductor sin necesidad de desconectarlo. Es como tener un “superpoder” para ver cuánta energía está circulando en tus cables, lo cual es súper útil para solucionar problemas eléctricos y hacer reparaciones. Características clave Capacidad de Medición: Esta pinza amperimétrica tiene una capacidad impresionante de hasta 1000A, tanto en corriente alterna (CA) como en corriente continua (CC). Esto significa que puedes usarla para una amplia gama de aplicaciones, desde medir pequeños dispositivos electrónicos hasta equipos industriales grandes. Precisión: Con una capacidad de conteo de 6000 cuentas, la KAIWEETS HT208F puede ofrecerte lecturas extremadamente precisas. ¡Adiós a las estimaciones y hola a la exactitud! Modos de Medición: Incluye varios modos útiles, como VFD (Variador de Frecuencia) y LOZ (Bajo Impedancia), que te permiten realizar mediciones en circuitos con variadores de frecuencia y también en circuitos de baja impedancia. ¡Esto es genial para evitar falsos positivos! Pantalla Mejorada: Tiene una pantalla en blanco y negro que es clara y fácil de leer. Así que no tendrás que forzar la vista mientras trabajas en condiciones de poca luz. La legibilidad es clave cuando se trata de trabajar con electricidad. Funciones Adicionales: Además de medir corriente, esta pinza también puede medir resistencia, capacitancia y sobrecorriente. Esto significa que no solo puedes verificar cuánto fluye la electricidad, sino que también puedes verificar la salud de tus componentes eléctricos. Diseño Ergónomico: Su diseño es ligero y ergonómico, lo que facilita su uso durante períodos prolongados sin causar fatiga. ¡Nadie quiere terminar con el brazo cansado después de un día de trabajo! ¿Cómo se utiliza? Enciende la Pinza: Asegúrate de que la pinza esté encendida antes de empezar a medir. Selecciona el Modo: Elige el modo que necesites según lo que vayas a medir (CA, CC, resistencia, etc.). Ajusta la Pinza: Abre la pinza y colócala alrededor del conductor que deseas medir. Asegúrate de que esté bien cerrado. Lee los Resultados: Observa los resultados en la pantalla. Puedes tomar nota de la lectura o incluso realizar una comparación con las especificaciones del equipo. ¿Para quién es ideal? Es perfecta para técnicos de mantenimiento, electricistas, ingenieros y cualquier persona que necesite medir corriente de manera precisa y rápida. Si trabajas en proyectos de electricidad o electrónica, esta pinza se convertirá en tu mejor amiga.

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Es muy útil tener un multímetro en casa, incluso sin conocimientos previos de su manejo, y éste es de lo más profesional. El multímetro funciona con 3 pilas AAA (de las pequeñas) que vienen incluidas. Para insertarlas tenemos que quitar la tapa trasera y usar un destornillador de estrella de punta pequeña. Las mediciones son bastante precisas (voltaje, amperios, resistencia y continuidad). Más que suficiente para un uso doméstico. Entre los usos que podemos darle: - Medir continuidad de corriente, para saber si un cable está cortado. - Medir la carga de la batería del coche o cualquier batería - Comprobar fluorescente para saber si un fluorescente está quemado. - Conocer cuál es el positivo, el negativo, la fase y el neutro.