An unboxing and brief test of the UNI-T UTCS06A, AC current clamp accessory (sensor). It's rated at 300V, CAT III with current capacity from 1 Amp to 400 Amperes, AC only. I explained how the accessory clamp works and how it differs with a standard, standalone clamp meter. The unit can work with compatible UNI-T digital multimeters, like the UT191T. It can also work with other brands like Fluke 115, Fluke 116, and Fluke 117, as well as Hioki DT4256 and DT4261. I should note that the conversion ratio of the CS06A is identical to that of the other accessory current clamp: the Fluke i400e, which cost more. You now have at least two choices. I'd appreciate your comments. Please hit that Like and Subscription buttons. Thanks and stay safe.
00:00 disclaimer
00:05 unboxing
01:37 what's the difference with a standalone clamp meter?
02:39 which multimeters are compatible?
03:35 key to how it measures current
04:13 testing with a compatible DMM
04:54 testing with an advanced DMM equipped with accessory clamp function
06:05 final thoughts
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