Amprobe RS-1007 Pro Clamp Meter Cat Iv 600 Vac

Product Description

The AMPROBE RS-1007 PRO is an analog clamp meter rated for CAT IV environments, designed for use by licensed electricians and experienced electrical tradespeople working on high-energy distribution systems. It measures AC voltage up to 600 volts, resistance up to 1,000 ohms, and provides continuity and current measurements through its clamp-on jaw. The jaw opening measures 1.8504 inches, accommodating a range of conductor sizes common in commercial and light industrial work. The average-responding AC wave measurement method suits standard sine-wave power systems. At 1.78 pounds, it is a compact, field-ready instrument.

The RS-1007 PRO is suited for electrical service work in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings where CAT IV-rated test equipment is required. Typical applications include panel inspections, distribution board testing, service entrance measurements, and general circuit diagnostics. The clamp-on jaw design allows current measurement without breaking the circuit, reducing downtime during troubleshooting. The included case, manual, and test leads make it a complete kit for field deployment.

Key Features

• CAT IV safety rating per IEC 61010 for use on high-energy electrical systems
• Clamp-on jaw opening of 1.8504 inches for non-contact current measurement
• Measures AC voltage up to 600 volts, resistance up to 1,000 ohms, continuity, and current
• Analog display with average-responding AC wave measurement
• Includes protective case, test leads, and user manual
• AAA battery powered for extended field use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose CAT IV analog clamp meter for use on standard AC power distribution circuits with conductors fitting within a 1.8504-inch jaw capacity.

Installation Notes

This instrument is intended for use by qualified electricians and electrical tradespeople familiar with safe metering practices on energized circuits. Always verify the meter and test leads are in good condition before use on live conductors. Follow NFPA 70E arc flash safety guidelines and applicable local electrical codes when working on energized panels or service entrances. AAA batteries should be replaced before extended field assignments to ensure reliable readings.