Amprobe ACDC-100 Trms Clamp Meter 600V 1000A Cat Iii

Product Description

The AMPROBE ACDC-100 TRMS is a true-RMS clamp meter designed for measuring AC and DC electrical parameters in commercial and industrial electrical systems. The meter clamps around a conductor without breaking the circuit, reading up to 1000 amps DC and 600 volts AC or DC. Its 4000-count digital display delivers clear readings across multiple measurement modes, including capacitance, resistance up to 40 megohms, voltage, and current. The CAT III safety rating makes it appropriate for use on distribution-level circuits. Licensed electricians and HVAC technicians are the primary installers and service professionals who rely on this tool for diagnostic work on motors, drives, panels, and HVAC equipment.

The ACDC-100 TRMS suits residential service work, light commercial electrical panels, HVAC system diagnostics, and motor circuit testing. Its average-responding AC wave measurement and diode test function make it a practical all-in-one meter for technicians who need fast, reliable readings on a range of electrical components. The 1.9685-inch jaw capacity accommodates most standard conductor sizes found in residential and light commercial applications. The kit ships with a protective case, test leads, and a user manual, making it field-ready out of the box.

Key Features

• Measures capacitance, current, resistance, and voltage in a single instrument
• 1000A DC and 600V AC/DC maximum measurement range
• 1.9685-inch clamp jaw accommodates standard conductor sizes
• 4000-count digital display for precise readings
• Diode test function included for component-level diagnostics
• CAT III rated per IEC 61010 for distribution-level circuit safety

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose true-RMS clamp meter for use on AC and DC electrical circuits in residential and light commercial applications where CAT III measurement safety is required.

Installation Notes

This instrument is operated by licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and qualified service professionals. Always de-energize and lock out circuits before making physical connections; the clamp jaw may be placed around a live conductor for current measurement only when following established safe work practices per NFPA 70E. Verify the circuit voltage does not exceed the rated 600V limit before use. Inspect test leads and jaw contacts for damage before each use.