The GSCETE CM520A digital clamp meter typically offers a range of features useful for measuring electrical parameters with ease and precision. Here’s a summary of the features you can generally expect:
1. Current Measurement: Measures AC and DC currents, usually up to a specified limit (e. g. , 400A or 600A), depending on the model.
2. Voltage Measurement: Measures AC and DC voltages, which is often essential for most electrical diagnostic work.
3. Resistance Measurement: Includes a resistance measurement function, useful for checking continuity in circuits and components.
4. Capacitance and Frequency Measurement: Some models include the capability to measure capacitance and frequency, adding to the versatility for various electronic and electrical troubleshooting tasks.
5. Data Hold Function: Holds the reading on display, which can be useful when measuring in hard-to-reach locations where it’s difficult to see the screen.
6. Auto-ranging: Automatically selects the correct measurement range, making it more convenient and user-friendly, especially for non-experts.
7. Display with Backlight: The display often comes with a backlight for use in low-light conditions.
8. Non-contact Voltage Detection (NCV): Detects live wires without direct contact, a safety feature that’s useful in avoiding accidental shocks.
9. Overload Protection: Protects the meter from damage in case of accidental overloads during measurement.
10. Jaw Opening Size: Usually has a jaw opening size suitable for standard electrical cables, enabling measurements around cables without needing direct contact with live conductor
