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Ideal 61-775 TightSight Clamp Meter, 1000A AC/DC w/ TRMS
- 61-775
- IDEAL
- Electrical Testers
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Description
TightSight™ bottom display
Tapered jaws with hook tip
True RMS current and voltage
AC/DC voltage
Audible continuity
High frequency rejection*
Peak hold
Max/min hold
Data hold
Selectable audible and visual alerts when potentially hazardous voltages are detected at the probe terminals
Selectable auto power off
Backlit display
Low battery indicator
Reads accurately on noisy electrical circuits
Problem: Have you ever had to measure the circuit current in a confined, dimly lit and hard to reach location?
Solution: IDEAL TightSight™ Clamp Meter! This meter allows the user to safely and easily view current measurement with the exclusive second TightSight® display.
Safety
Patented TightSight™ display lets you easily take readings while keeping your head at a safe distance from the panel — no more need to twist the meter or risk pulling on an energized conductor
Easy to read backlit display with large numbers and icons so you can always see the correct reading
Selectable audible and visual alerts when potentially hazardous voltages are detected at the probe terminals
Electronic overload protection on all ranges
Test leads supplied are compliant to IEC61010-031 compliant
Productivity
Read and record while clamped instead of holding the reading, unclamping, moving and recording
Hook tip for easier wire separation and tapered jaws for reaching into tight spaces
Help troubleshoot with min and max value readings over a period, i.e. nuisance tripping and power supply fluctuations
True RMS provides accurate readings of non-sinusoidal load currents
Broad current range from 0 to 1000 amps (61-770 series) covers multiple applications
Large jaw diameter for cables up to 2" (51mm) in diameter (770 series only)
Value
Includes carrying case and test leads with alligator clips
Full AC/DC capabilities: the Tightsight™ is equally adaptable for both AC and DC current measurement requirements – such as solar, public transportation, and battery backup applications