KIMO HT4013 AC/DC Clamp Meter 400A

KIMO HT4013 AC/DC Clamp Meter 400A

The Kimo HT4013 AC/DC Clamp Meter from “Emco Kimo Electronic” is a professional device for measuring AC/DC and voltage up to 400 A or 600 V. This current clamp meter is designed for CAT III 600 V according to IEC/EN61010-1. The HT4013 Clamp meter has an internal sensor that allows non-contact AC voltage detection thanks to the glowing red LED.

The Kimo HT4013 AC/DC Clamp Meter has multiple functions including resistance measurement, continuity test, frequency measurement, capacitance measurement, diode test, duty cycle measurement, and temperature measurement with a K-type probe. In addition, the clamp meter has several functions including a power-off function to save battery power.

With its compact design, easy-to-read display, and versatile features, the HT4013 AC/DC Clamp Meter is the perfect choice for professionals such as electricians, engineers, and technicians who need accurate and reliable measurements.

This clamp Meter is ideal for use in a wide range of applications including domestic, commercial, and industrial electrical installations, making it a valuable addition to any tool kit.

Kimo HT4013 AC/DC Clamp Meter applications:

Here are some of the typical applications where the HT4013 AC/DC Clamp Meter can be used:

Electrical System Maintenance:

• Troubleshooting electrical problems
• Checking circuit breakers and fuses
• Testing electrical outlets and switches

Automotive Applications:

• Measuring the current draw of vehicle electrical systems
• Diagnosing starter and alternator problems
• Testing battery voltage and charging systems

HVAC and Refrigeration:

• Measuring current draw on compressors and motors
• Checking voltage on HVAC systems
• Testing electrical components in refrigeration systems

Industrial Applications:

• Checking current on motors and machinery
• Troubleshooting control systems
• Measuring voltage and current on industrial equipment

Residential Applications

• Testing electrical outlets and switches
• Measuring current draw on appliances
• Checking voltage on home electrical systems