Ecm Industries Llc DSA600TRMS True Rms Clamp Meter

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC DSA600TRMS is a True RMS clamp meter designed for electrical measurement work across HVAC, electrical, and related trades. It measures AC current without contacting live conductors by clamping around a conductor, returning accurate True RMS readings suitable for non-sinusoidal waveforms. The meter features a 5999-count backlit display, advanced temperature measurement capability, and peak hold function. It is rated CAT III at 600 volts and has been tested to cETLus standards, making it appropriate for service work on commercial and residential electrical systems.

This clamp meter is suited for licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and other trade professionals performing current measurements, continuity checks, and temperature readings in the field. The auto power-off function and built-in low battery indicator help maintain reliable readings during extended service calls. The audible continuity beeper sounds at 100 ohms or less, providing quick wire and circuit checks without watching the display. Its compact, lightweight form factor is built for daily field use.

Key Features

• True RMS measurement for accurate readings on non-sinusoidal waveforms
• Measures current without contacting live conductors via clamp jaw
• 5999-count backlit display with data hold function
• Advanced temperature measurement with peak hold
• Audible continuity beeper activates at 100 ohms or less
• Crush rating of 250 pounds and 10-foot drop rating for field durability
• Auto power-off and low battery indicator to prevent erroneous readings

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose True RMS clamp meter suitable for CAT III 600-volt electrical measurement applications in residential and commercial service environments.

Installation Notes

This meter is intended for use by qualified electricians and trade technicians familiar with electrical safety procedures. Always verify the circuit voltage rating does not exceed CAT III 600 volts before use. Follow NEC and applicable local codes when working on energized equipment. Inspect the meter, leads, and jaw assembly for damage before each use.