AEMC Model 512 Clamp-On Meter

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The AEMC Model 514 Clamp On Meter is the recommended replacement

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Part Number

2117.68

Manufactured

By AEMC

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Product Manual Product Specs (2 Files)

Features

1000AAC or 1000AAC/DC current measurements
750VAC or 1000VDC volt measurements
Resistance measurements to 4000Ω
Continuity with beeper below 40Ω
Frequency measurements from V and A
Diode test
1ms Peak function for fast capture of signals
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

Test leads with probe tips (red/black)
9V battery
Soft carrying pouch
User manual

The AEMC Model 512 Clamp-On Meter is a general purpose professional clamp-on meter that measures up to the toughest standards. It is built into a rugged mechanical case and is designed using quality polycarbonate materials. This meter offers a complete set of measurement ranges and is in compliance with international safety and quality standards to ensure professional and reliable measuring tools. The Model 512 has Auto-Ranging and provides the best measurement range and resolution for troubleshooting. It also has a high resolution 40A range.

The Model 512 measures AC Amps, AC Volts, as well as DC Volts, Ohms, Continuity (with beeper), Frequency (from V or A)and have a Diode Test function. The Models 512 is sized for comfortable, one-handed operation. The tapered and hooked jaw design facilitates maneuvering in crowded wiring and breaker panels, making it easy to select conductors. The jaw opening accommodates one 750MCM cable or two 350MCM cables. 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. The Data Hold function freezes the measurement for later viewing, Min/Max, and a fast 1ms Peak Hold function for capture of signals.

Applications include: