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Specifications of the DC/AC Clamp-On Meter MS2138 The best part for this meter is small in size with flash light on top. The meter does the high current reading up to 1,000A on both AC and DC |
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DC Voltage |
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| Range | Resolution | Accuracy |
| 0-4V | 1mV | ¡À0.7 % of reading ¡À 1 digit |
| 40V | 0.01V | |
| 400V | 0.1V | ¡À1 % of reading ¡À2 digits |
| 0 - 600V | 1V | |
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Input impedance : 10M Ohms Overload protection:600V DC or 600 AC |
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AC Voltage |
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| Range | Resolution | Accuracy |
| 0-4V | 1mV | ¡À 1.0 % of reading +- 5 digits |
| 40V | 10mV | |
| 400V | 0.1V | |
| 600V | 1V | ¡À1.2 % of reading +- 5 digits |
| Input impedance:
10 M Ohms Frequency Range : 40 Hz to 400 Hz Overload protection:600V DC or 600 AC |
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DC current |
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| Range | Resolution | Accuracy |
| 0- 400A | 0.1A | ¡À2.5% + 5 digits |
| 400A - 600A | 1A | ¡À2.5% of reading +- 5 digits |
| 1000A | 1A | ¡À3.0% of reading +- 5 digits |
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AC current |
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| Range | Resolution | Accuracy |
| 0- 400A | 0.1A | ¡À2.5% + 5 digits |
| 400A - 600A | 1A | ¡À2.5% of reading +- 5 digits |
| 1000A | 1A | ¡À3.0% of reading +- 5 digits |
| Overload
protection: 240A for 60 seconds Max. Frequency range: 50 Hz to 500 Hz |
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Resistance |
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| Range | Resolution | Accuracy |
| 400 ohms | 0.1 ohm | +-1 % of reading +- 5digits |
| 4K | 1 ohm | |
| 40K | 10 ohm | |
| 400K | 0.1 k ohm | |
| 4M | 1 k ohm | |
| 40M | 10K Ohm | +-1.20% of reading +- 5digits |
| Overload protection: 250V DC or RMS ac for all ranges. | ||
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Frequency |
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| 40Hz | 1 Hz | +-0.1 % of reading +- 1 digits |
| 400 Hz | 1 Hz | |
| 4KHz | 10 Hz | |
| 40KHz | 100 Hz | |
| 100 KHz | 100 KHz | |
| 1V to 10V rms. 40 Hz to 100K Hz | ||
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Frequency measurement for Clamp |
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| Range | Resolution | Accuracy |
| 40 Hz | 0.01 Hz | +-0.1 % of reading +- 1digits |
| 400 Hz | 0.1 Hz | |
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Audible continuity |
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| Buzz | If continuity exits ( less than 40 Ohm), built in buzz with sound | |
| Diode | Show approx forward voltage of the diode | |
| Power off | 30 minutes after , it shuts itself off when no operation. | |