Marshall Wolf Automation, Inc. is proud to carry Ideal clamp meters. From the 760 and 770 TightSight® Ideal Clamp Meter Series to the Clamp-Pro™ 600 Amp 740 Series, Ideal covers your clamp meter needs!
So what exactly is an Ideal clamp meter you ask? It is an electrical tester that combines a voltmeter with a clamp type current meter. Like the multimeter, the clamp meter has crossed through the analog period and into today's digital world. Originally created as a single purpose test tool for electricians, today’s models have incorporated more measurement functions, more accuracy, and in some instruments, some very special measurement features. Today’s clamp meters have most of the basic functions of a Digital Multimeter (DMM), but with the added feature of a current transformer built into the product.
Ideal's 760 and 770 TightSight® Clamp Meter Series are true RMS clamps designed for a variety of industrial and commercial environments. The unique TightSight® bottom display makes hard-to-reach measurements convenient and the easy-to-read displays feature large numbers and green glowing backlight.
For electricians looking for a reliable and affordable 600A clamp
meter, it’s hard to beat the Clamp-Pro™ 600 Amp 740 Series Clamp Meter. The meters feature non-contact voltage, indicator (70V - 600VAC),tapered jaws with hook tip and auto/manual ranging, in addition to various other handy components.
When choosing a clamp meter it is important to check out all the specifications, including features, functions and overall value as demonstrated by the meter's design. Choosing the one that best suits your applications is important, which is why we carry the Ideal Clamp Meters! They are the best in the market
!
To order or learn more about Ideal clamp meters, visit www.wolfautomation.com or call us at 1-800-325-WOLF.
So what exactly is an Ideal clamp meter you ask? It is an electrical tester that combines a voltmeter with a clamp type current meter. Like the multimeter, the clamp meter has crossed through the analog period and into today's digital world. Originally created as a single purpose test tool for electricians, today’s models have incorporated more measurement functions, more accuracy, and in some instruments, some very special measurement features. Today’s clamp meters have most of the basic functions of a Digital Multimeter (DMM), but with the added feature of a current transformer built into the product.
Ideal's 760 and 770 TightSight® Clamp Meter Series are true RMS clamps designed for a variety of industrial and commercial environments. The unique TightSight® bottom display makes hard-to-reach measurements convenient and the easy-to-read displays feature large numbers and green glowing backlight. For electricians looking for a reliable and affordable 600A clamp
meter, it’s hard to beat the Clamp-Pro™ 600 Amp 740 Series Clamp Meter. The meters feature non-contact voltage, indicator (70V - 600VAC),tapered jaws with hook tip and auto/manual ranging, in addition to various other handy components. When choosing a clamp meter it is important to check out all the specifications, including features, functions and overall value as demonstrated by the meter's design. Choosing the one that best suits your applications is important, which is why we carry the Ideal Clamp Meters! They are the best in the market
!
To order or learn more about Ideal clamp meters, visit www.wolfautomation.com or call us at 1-800-325-WOLF.
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