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Milwaukee 400 Amp Clamp Meter

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Part# 12-06254
MFR Model# 2235-20

Overview

Milwaukee 400 Amp Clamp Meter
   
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Features

  • Measures up to 400 amps AC, Large 1.0” jaw opening
  • Thin Jaw Profile for easier wire measurement in panels or in bundles
  • Wide Voltage range to 600 AC/DC volts
  • True-RMS for accurate measurement in all applications
  • Built-In LED Work Light
  • CAT III 600V for increased safety
  • Black on White Display with Backlight for easier reading
  • Rugged over-molding increases durability and user grip

Specifications

  • Battery Type: Alkaline (AAA)
  • Display Type: Black on White Display
  • Switch Type: Dial
  • Length: 7"
  • TRMS: Yes
  • Jaw Size: 1"
  • Safety Rating: CAT III 600V
  • Current AC: 400A
  • Voltage AC DC: 600V
  • Resistance: 400Ω
  • Continuity: Yes
  • Hold: Yes
  • Display Backlight: Yes
  • LED Work Light: Yes
  • Rugged Over molding: Yes
  • Indication: Audible

In The Box

  • (1) 400 Amp Clamp Meter(2235-20)
  • (1) Electrical Test Lead Set
  • (2) AAA Batteries
  • (1) Manual

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