Fieldpiece FLPCHS33 Manual Ranging Digital Multimeter 400 a

Product Description

The FIELDPIECE FLPCHS33 is a manual ranging digital multimeter designed for HVACR technicians and trade students who need a reliable, field-ready instrument at an accessible entry point. It measures AC voltage up to 600 volts, DC millivoltage up to 2000 mV, current up to 400 amps, resistance up to 200 ohms, and capacitance up to 200 microfarads. The meter features an LCD display, rubberized bumpers for drop resistance, and an ergonomic body that seats firmly in the hand during live testing. Detachable test leads, alligator clip probe tips, and a built-in magnetic hanger allow hands-free operation in tight mechanical spaces.

This multimeter is suited for residential and light commercial HVACR service work, including motor testing, circuit verification, and component diagnostics. HVACR trade schools also use this model as a primary classroom instrument. The FLPCHS33 supports the full Fieldpiece modular accessory system, meaning technicians can attach accessory heads for airflow, static pressure, vacuum, and additional amp measurement without carrying separate meters. Fifteen accessory heads are compatible with the modular top-mount interface.

Key Features

• Manual ranging across voltage, current, resistance, and capacitance functions
• Magnetic hanger and detachable alligator clip probe tips enable hands-free testing
• Rubberized bumpers protect against field impacts and drops
• Modular top-mount interface accepts Fieldpiece accessory heads for expanded measurement capability
• LCD display provides clear readings in variable lighting conditions
• Rated for 50 to 500 Hz frequency range, covering standard HVACR electrical systems

Compatibility

Compatible with all Fieldpiece modular accessory heads that mount to the standard top-mount interface. Designed as a primary meter for HVACR technicians and trade program students.

Installation Notes

This instrument is installed and operated by licensed HVACR technicians or supervised trade students. Always power down the circuit or disconnect the equipment under test before connecting or removing test leads where permitted by the diagnostic procedure. Follow NFPA 70E safe work practices when working on or near energized electrical components. Do not exceed the rated input limits for voltage, current, or capacitance on any measurement terminal.