6000 Count Automatic Range Clamp Meter Tester AC | DC Current AC | DC Voltage T-RMS Capacitance Resistance Diode Temperature Conduction Measurement with NCV Function Japanese Instruction

納期早い（中国からの輸入モノは、このご時世の影響か、中国通関通れず届かなかった）。梱包もきれい。日本語がある取説もうれしい。ループ式での直流電流計測は、ゼロリセットができて、10mAの桁でばらつき、誤差ありますが、100mA の桁で判断すれば問題を感じません。本来、非接触直流電流計測機能だけでも私には価値があります。付属の熱電対で温度も℃で計れます。液晶のバックライトとループ部を照らすライトは超便利。その他機能は、これからですが。今後の耐久性に期待しています。

意外と使える。 クランプメーターでDC60A、600Aが測れるので、自動車のオルタネーター発電電流が確認出来るのは、重宝しています。 充電中の電流管理にも使えるし他のテスターで直列に繋いでのと比較しても、計測値にそんなに差が無い。 ただ、その値をデジカメに収めようとすると、撮影画像がおかしくなる。液晶の関係かなぁ？。 露出補正を-1.0段にするとまだましかなぁ？

前に買った商品が直流は測れませんって最後の方に書いてあったのを見落として残念な思いをしたので、即買い換えました💦 普通に使えます。 電池の入れ換えするのに態々プラスドライバーか必要なのが 面倒臭いくらいですね。

Excellent product, very good quality and variety of measurement options

直流電流計測目的で購入、思ってより精度が良かったので一安心、値段も安かったのも有難かったです、バッテリーチエックには必需品になりました（ちなみにテスターは各種5台所持しています）

満足

良い点 ・常用できる精度 悪い点 ・前回使用したモードを記憶してくれるとなお使い勝手が良いのだが

使いやすい。

Ottima pinza amperometrica, di piccole dimensioni, facile da usare. In automatico è leggermente piu lenta. Le misurazioni sono precise e affidabili.

Essayé, le plastique est de bonne qualité, et toute les mesures sont fonctionnelles sans en avoir testé la précision...l'appareil permet de quasiment tout mesurer les composantes d'électricité!! la seule amélioration possible serait d'avoir une pince ampèremétrique plus fine permettant de passer des fils dans des univers contraints. Le plus c'est qu'il fonctionne avec des piles standards Appareil avec un rapport qualité prix sans communes mesures, vraiment très bien

I have mostly Fluke multi-meters, my oldest and the one I still use most is over 35 years old and still works perfectly. Before I retired I could justify £350 plus for each of these and they have paid for themselves many times over. But now when I needed an amp-clamp to check the integrity of glow plug circuits on my motor-home I had the choice of another new Fluke, to get a auto electrician in, or to buy this meter. Two of these options were very expensive one was not. Guess which one I chose. The manufacturing quality of this meter is not great but the cost was so low that had it only lasted one job it would have been worth it, although I do not as rule advocate buying to throw away. Actually I have used it a lot, partly because its small size makes it easy to get the amp clamp in small spaces. It is nowhere near as substantial as a Fluke but its not a twentieth of the price. So there has to be compromises somewhere. The plastic is quite flimsy and I assume the electronic components are probably not grade 1. As someone who regularly used to drop his meters off buildings and into running engines I don't believe it would stand up to heavy usage simply because its not armoured in the same way. And again because of the thinner plastics I would be wary of using it on higher amperage's,. But so far not only has it worked but it has worked well. So if you do not need a professional grade instrument that actually requires significant investment then I have no reason not to recommend this item.

I'm giving this 5 star but with some minor reservations. I was slightly hesitant buying this meter due to the LCD and lack of switchable dial... Sorry, old habits die hard.... All my meters have solid switches or dials to select the test sequence/range LOL.. Now I have to trust an auto ranging meter???? Well, read on.... Overall, the meter itself works great. I have not tested EVERY setting but I did test voltage, current, diode, ohm, capacitance, continuity, NCV and temperature. I compared the results with various other meters I had including an old Fluke (still trusted). I've purchased Kaiweets products before and been very pleased with them. That was a primary reason for selecting this clamp meter over other brands. I did not test the auto feature... Sorry, again old habits die hard. I knew buying this you could manual select the ranges and I feel more comfortable doing that. What I liked : 1. Impressive clarity of the display 2. Very nice that in testing AC it also gives you the frequency at the same time. 3. On some other ranges, it displays the temp, I concluded that was room temp based on the consistent results I saw. 4. The case is a semi hard shell. Very nice indeed. 5. When testing capacitors, diodes and resistors, I did like that it would take a few seconds before popping up the readings. In all cases, the readings were consistent with the component ratings. I say consistent because in some components, you won't get an exact match to the rating (if you don't know why... Google it) 6. Feels solid in the hand. 7. The NCV (Non Contact Voltage) worked well but is a little finicky. However, I've got other NCV tools and they are just the same. It works... 8. The light isn't going to be seen from the Moon, actually not even from the other side of the room but it's a useful add-on. It works but I can't imagine ever delving into any electrical issue without full and sufficient lighting!!! 9. No issue with the clamp for AC current. Just as long as you clamp only the live wire and NOT just try to clamp a regular power cable/extension lead... (Clamping live and neutral together negates the metering capability). If in doubt, read the book... What I don't like: 1. The leads are rated 600V and 10A max. I replaced them with some better leads rated 1000V and 20A. For the average work around the home and fuse box, the supplied leads are more than adequate but I simply prefer leads with a higher rating and had spare ones laying around. 2. Oddly, the instruction manual (which I always keep with each of my meters) won't fit in the nice case!!!! This is mildly irritating. What am I supposed to do, keep the instructions and meter in the box it comes in? Throw the instructions away?.... I know it sounds petty but what's the point of them if they are separate from the meter? Would I recommend this? Absolutely. The issues I disliked are a personal irritation and trivial. All the readings I tested were accurate. Actually, they put some other meters I have to shame considering their cost. I'm not an AC guy so I would defer to a reviewer with that level of expertise as to how well this stands up for AC work. However for regular home electrical and electronic work (resistor, cap and diode measurements were really accurate), this is now my handy dandy go-to meter. I'll update the review about battery life down the road. It came with batteries but I didn't use that as I always use Duracell in every device. Experience has taught me to not trust no-name brands. I'll also update the review if I have any future negative experiences/issues. For now, very happy with my decision to buy this specific meter. I'm now a convert to "no mechanical dial" meters ;-)

I bought a similar multi tester (Taklife) with a rotating selection knobs a few years ago. It has given me grief from the day I bought it. Initially thought it was the tester wires but it ended up being the selection knob being faulty. So when I looked for its replacement this time I went with a digital button option. This one has worked flawlessly in the few months I've been using it. I like the auto option, and it has usually chosen the appropriate option , but switching to manual selection is as simple as pressing the button, so to ensure I'm getting the tester functioning I want I often simply choose that function manually right from the start. I am using it mostly for auto and powersports vehicle testing and it has worked great for this. Battery testing, resistance tests on snowmobile hand and thumb warmer, continuity testing on switches and components, all simple, quick, and repeatable. Display is bright and easily read. NCV option appears to work well just placing the sensor in proximity to a live system. For my infrequent use it seems to be a very good tester, and I don't find the button pressing to take any more time than other options as some others have mentioned. Very happy with it so far. Recommend both this item and seller based on my experience so far.