UNI-T UT210E Mini Digital Clamp Meter T-RMS 2000 Counts Voltage multimeter Tester Auto-ranging (AC/DC Current) Measures Temperature Capacitance Resistance Diodes Continuity Duty-Cycle/NCV/HVAC Tool

Este producto es uno de lo que mas gusta soy mecanico adomicilio ya no tengo que sufrir para saber si una bateria esta sufriendo un fuga paracira que se descarga la bateria con este producto la puedo diagnoticar en un segundo mejor marca mejor material lo volveria a comprar

Es mas pequeño de lo que pensé pero genial

Muy bueno

These little meters work great and do everything we ask. I bought my guys there own and they even read DC amps. Very worth the money. Also true RMS.

Pequeño pero poderoso

Excellent value and workmanship. Would buy again.

Works

I'm looking for clamp meters that do a good job measuring DC current. I've had good experiences with other UNI-T equipment, so I was eager to try this one.The unit is definitely more compact than my standard UNI-T clamp meter, but not so small that it's hard to operate. I like this form factor.I strongly prefer rotary function-select switches instead of "push this button again and again" selectors. Unfortunately, this unit combines both -- you use the dial to select from three current ranges, two voltage options (contact/non-contact), and "everything else". But once you select a current range (and why no auto-ranging here?), you have to hit a button twice to switch to DC current mode. I would LOVE this meter if it had dial selections for "AC current" and "DC current", but it does not.The other disappointment is accuracy on the DC current range. Measuring DC current with a non-contact Hall-effect sensor is just tricky; any external magnetic field (including Earth's field) registers as a bias, so you have to zero out the meter WHILE IT'S IN THE SAME ORIENTATION AND POSITION that you use for the measurement. Fortunately, there's a convenient ZERO button (and this IS a good use for a button); unfortunately, even after doing everything right, it seemed like I was getting readings that were usually off by around 5%, sometimes more. This will still be useful, but it's not as good as I'm used to from UNI-T.So, yeah, a couple of disappointments here, but I'm still going to be using this meter fairly heavily, and it'll likely be my first choice for travel. On the whole, I can still recommend it.