So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current.

So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current. Features ...

So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current.

So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current. Features ...

So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current.

So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current. Features ...

So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current.

So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current. Features ...

So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current. Features ...

So, most clamp meters are category II or III, capable of handling anywhere from 115 to 600 volts AC. Some — known as Hall-effect meters — also handle DC current. Features ...