| Content | Compact yet tough, the Amprobe AM-510 autoranging digital multimeter delivers rugged, accurate performance for light commercial and advanced residential applications like rewiring an electrical panel, installing heated floors and light fixtures, troubleshooting and repairing home appliances, electrical sockets, and automotive electrical problems. Its CAT III safety rating and ease of use make it ideal for high voltage multimeter applications. Innovative digital multimeter features expedite go/no-go checks, and the built-in flashlight makes it easy to see wires and fuses in the dark. Plus a rubber tilt stand and a probe holder give you a ?third-hand? when you need it. | The Amprobe AM-160-A offers more features and better accuracy at a great price. Precise True-rms, accuracy to 0.02%, frequency, capacitance, duty cycle, temperature, analog bar graph, PC interface and a large backlit display are just a handful of features that are available on this precision multimeter. | The Amprobe 15XP-B is the right choice for electronics engineers and field service technicians, featuring TTL logic test for digital circuits, diode test for component level troubleshooting, a special 2000 M? measurement range, and an integrated tilt stand for convenience on the bench. | The Amprobe ACDC-3400 clamp multimeter is CAT IV rated to add an extra level of safety for high voltage, industrial or utility testing applications. It is an AC/DC current clamp meter and a voltage meter all in one. This clamp-on electrical multimeter includes True RMS sensing for accuracy and dependability and extra large jaws to clamp around conductors up to 2? (51 mm) in diameter.
| Amprobe AC68C TRMS 600 A Clamp Meter measures non-linear load current with true-rms readings. This top-of-the-line professional clamp DMM is CAT II 600 V, CAT III 300 V rated. | The AF-600 A-Frame cable ground fault finder is specifically designed for the Amprobe UAT-600 Underground Utilities Locator Series. In combination with the UAT-600 Transmitter, it will pinpoint the place where a cable metal conductor (either a sheath or a metallic conductor of the wire) touches the ground. It can also detect other conductors to ground faults such as pipeline coating defects. |
