Every feature you need.
Simply put: It does everything.
Are you looking for a clamp meter with more features and measurements? Pick up an SC640. This durable meter can handle all the electrical measurements HVACR pros use every day. We also built-in features like True RMS, Inrush current, capacitance, temperature, duty cycle and microamps DC. You can ohm a compressor and measure start/run capacitors. If you need to measure anything, use an SC640.
Every bell. Every whistle.
Working on a small residential system? It’s ready. How about a large commercial unit? The SC640 is up to the task. Inside the durable case, we added lead storage and a test lead holder. It also has a swivel head, heavy-duty magnetic strap, jaw flashlight, and a backlit dial easily viewable in any conditions.
Here’s how the SC640 helps you do more every day:
Includes:
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Every feature you need.
Simply put: It does everything.
Are you looking for a clamp meter with more features and measurements? Pick up an SC640. This durable meter can handle all the electrical measurements HVACR pros use every day. We also built-in features like True RMS, Inrush current, capacitance, temperature, duty cycle and microamps DC. You can ohm a compressor and measure start/run capacitors. If you need to measure anything, use an SC640.
Every bell. Every whistle.
Working on a small residential system? It’s ready. How about a large commercial unit? The SC640 is up to the task. Inside the durable case, we added lead storage and a test lead holder. It also has a swivel head, heavy-duty magnetic strap, jaw flashlight, and a backlit dial easily viewable in any conditions.
Here’s how the SC640 helps you do more every day:
Includes:
Specifications
No, the new meters do not use a fuse anymore. They use a PTC as it is faster and safer for the technician.
If dISC is displayed, the capacitor is not discharged completely.
Use NCV to check for 24VAC from a thermostat or live voltage up to 600VAC. Always test on a known live source before using. A three segment graph and RED LED will display the presence of voltage. The audible beep increases from intermittent to continuous as intensity of field (EF) increases.
