



Electrical Specifications
What is the maximum voltage it can measure?
The Crenova Digital Clamp Meter can measure a maximum voltage of 600V for both AC and DC voltage.
Can it measure temperature?
Yes, the Crenova Digital Clamp Meter can measure temperature from -4°F to 1832°F (-20°C to 1000°C) using the included K-type thermocouple probe.
Does it come with a carrying case?
Yes, the Crenova Digital Clamp Meter comes with a carrying case to keep everything organized and handy.
It doesn't measure current passing through the clamp, so the clamp meter is defective?
Hi, when measuring the current, clamp it around ONE wire only (not the entire cable or whole power cord).
"ZERO" button doesn't work?
Please note: The current can only be zeroed in the DC range.





Electrical Specifications
| AC Current: | 60A/600A±(4.0%+10) |
|---|---|
| DC Current: | 60A/600A±(4.0%+10) |
| AC Voltage: | 6V/60V±(0.8%+10); 600V±(1.2%+25) |
| DC Voltage: | 600mV/6V/60V±(0.5%+7); 600V±(1.0%+20) |
| (LowZ)AC Voltage: | 6V/60V±(1.0%+10); 300V±(1.0%+12) |
| Resistance: | 600O/6kO/60kO/600kO/6MO±(1.0%+5); 20MO±(1.5%+15); 60MO±(2.5%+20) |
| Capacitance: | 6nF±(5.0%+40); 60nF/600nF/6µF/60µF/600µF/6mF±(5.0%+10) |
| Frequency: | 10Hz/100Hz/1kHz/10kHz/100kHz/1MHz/10MHz±(0.3%+3) |
| Temperature: | (-20-1000)?: <400?±(2.0%+5); =400?±(1.5%+15) / (-4~1832)?: <752?±(2.0%+10); =752?±(1.5%+15) |
What is the maximum voltage it can measure?
The Crenova Digital Clamp Meter can measure a maximum voltage of 600V for both AC and DC voltage.
Can it measure temperature?
Yes, the Crenova Digital Clamp Meter can measure temperature from -4°F to 1832°F (-20°C to 1000°C) using the included K-type thermocouple probe.
Does it come with a carrying case?
Yes, the Crenova Digital Clamp Meter comes with a carrying case to keep everything organized and handy.
It doesn't measure current passing through the clamp, so the clamp meter is defective?
Hi, when measuring the current, clamp it around ONE wire only (not the entire cable or whole power cord).
"ZERO" button doesn't work?
Please note: The current can only be zeroed in the DC range.





























