AEMC Model 503 Clamp-On Meter

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Part Number

2117.22

Manufactured

By AEMC

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Features

Compact size — fits into your pocket
400AAC or 400AAC/DC current measurements
600VAC/DC volts measurements
Resistance measurements to 400Ω
Continuity with beeper below 40Ω
Hold function to “freeze” readings
Push-button for easy ADC zeroing
Large, easy-to-read 4000-count display
42-segment analog bargraph

What's in the Box

Padded carrying pouch
Leads
Batteries
User manual

The AEMC Model 503 clamp-on meter is a compact, professional clamp meter that measures up to the toughest standards. It is built into a rugged mechanical case and is designed using quality polycarbonate materials. These meters offer a complete set of measurement ranges and are in compliance with international safety and quality standards to ensure a professional and reliable measuring tool.

This reliable meter is simple to operate and has Auto-Ranging — always providing the optimum measurement range and resolution. The Model 503 measures 400AAC, 600VAC, 600VDC, Resistance, and Continuity (with beeper). The Model 503 offers average sensing for traditional load environments. The Model 503 is a Hall Effect clamp-on that provides both DC and AC current measurements to 400A.

The Model 503 is compact for comfortable one-handed operation. The tapered, hooked jaw design facilitates maneuvering in crowded wiring and breaker panels, making it easy to select conductors. The jaw opening accommodates a 500MCM cable. The large and easy-to-read 4000-count LCD features comprehensive user information symbols, such as low battery, polarity, overload and an analog bargraph for easy trend readings. All models are equipped with a Data Hold function that freezes the measurement for later viewing.

Applications include:

Industrial, commercial, HVAC and residential troubleshooting
Power panel, junction box and battery bank monitoring
Electrical testing and troubleshooting on traditional and non-linear loads, such as adjustable speed drives and computers