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UEi DL389B Digital True RMS Clamp Meter, HVAC 4000 Counts Auto Ranging Voltmeter, Measures AC & DC Volts AC Amps AC/DC Microamps Temperature Frequency Resistance Capacitance Duty Cycle NCV Diode Test
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UEi DL389B Digital True RMS Clamp Meter, HVAC 4000 Features
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🛠️ INDUSTRIAL GRADE: The DL389B is a commercial grade clamp meter with enhanced capabilities for every industrial setting. Our clamp meter measures AC Amps, AC/DC Volts, AC/DC Microamps 2000µA, Capacitance 4000µF, Frequency 199.9KHz, Diode Testing, Duty Cycle, Temperature, Continuity, and Resistance 40MΩ.
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📈 TRUE RMS: This industrial clamp meter features True RMS providing accurate measurements on any type of load.
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🦺 ENHANCED SAFETY: The DL389B provides increased safety with a CAT IV 300V & CAT III 600V safety rating. This clamp meter includes Non-Contact Voltage to identify live lines. There are input jack locks to protect your meter from blowing a fuse.
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✨ GREAT DESIGN: Our clamp meter includes and easy to read backlit dual display with a magnetic mount for handsfree operation. The unit also has a work light to illuminate dark areas and test lead storage for easy transport. Other features include Auto/Manual Ranging Modes, Min/Max, auto power off to conserve battery, and a Low Battery Indicator.
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🧰 COMPLETE KIT: Also included with your clamp meter are test leads, K-Type temperature probe, 2 AAA batteries, and a zippered pouch for easy transportation.
About UEi DL389B Digital True RMS Clamp Meter, HVAC 4000
The DL389B is a True RMS Clamp meter with a dual display and temperature, With functions such as AC and Cc volts, AC and DC micro amps, AC amps, resistance, diode test, capacitance frequency and duty cycle. And is backed by a 2-Year limited .
