Mastech Digital dc/ac Clamp meter 1000v
KSh7,500.00
- AC and DC Current Measurement: This is the core functionality. Models typically range from 40A up to 1000A or more. The ability to measure DC current is crucial for applications like solar power systems, battery systems, and automotive electrical diagnostics.
- AC and DC Voltage Measurement: Like a standard multimeter, it can measure voltage (e.g., up to 750V AC and 1000V DC) using test leads.
- Resistance Measurement (Ohms): Measures electrical resistance of components.
- Continuity Test: An audible buzzer indicates if a circuit is complete (has very low resistance).
A Mastech Digital DC/AC Clamp Meter is a versatile electrical testing tool used by electricians, technicians, and even DIY enthusiasts to measure various electrical parameters, most notably current without breaking the circuit. The “DC/AC” part indicates its ability to measure both Direct Current and Alternating Current, which significantly increases its utility compared to older AC-only clamp meters.
Mastech is a well-known brand that produces a wide range of test and measurement equipment, offering a good balance of quality and affordability.
How a Clamp Meter Works:
The primary feature of a clamp meter is its “jaws” that open and clamp around a single electrical conductor (wire). This allows it to measure the magnetic field produced by the current flowing through the wire, thus determining the current without needing to cut the wire or disconnect the circuit.
Key Features and Capabilities (Common to Mastech DC/AC Clamp Meters):
While specific models vary, here are common features you’d find in a Mastech Digital DC/AC Clamp Meter:
- AC and DC Current Measurement: This is the core functionality. Models typically range from 40A up to 1000A or more. The ability to measure DC current is crucial for applications like solar power systems, battery systems, and automotive electrical diagnostics.
- AC and DC Voltage Measurement: Like a standard multimeter, it can measure voltage (e.g., up to 750V AC and 1000V DC) using test leads.
- Resistance Measurement (Ohms): Measures electrical resistance of components.
- Continuity Test: An audible buzzer indicates if a circuit is complete (has very low resistance).
- Diode Test: Checks the functionality of diodes.
- Capacitance Measurement: Measures the capacity of capacitors (found in more advanced models like the MS2109A, MS2115A/B).
- Frequency Measurement (Hz): Measures the frequency of AC signals.
- Temperature Measurement: Often includes a K-type thermocouple for measuring temperature.












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