Martindale CM95 AC Flexible Clamp Meter

Martindale CM95 AC Flexible Clamp Meter Reviews

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Brand: Martindale

Martindale CM95 AC Flexible Clamp Meter The Martindale CM95 AC Flexible Clamp Meter has an 10”, 5.5mm diameter flexible clamp cable that can wrap around multiple conductors, fit around individual conductors in cramped wiring cabinets or be wrapped around extremely wide conductors up 85mm in diameter. The true RMS AC current measurement range goes from 0.001A to 400A AC and the accuracy stands at ±3%. Measurements are shown on the Martindale CM95’s backlit digital screen and the user can select the appropriate range by using the simple dial. The clamp is attached to the meter by a 1.8m flexible cable and there are also push buttons that control screen brightness, min/max recording and data hold. The Martindale CM95 is safety rated as Cat III 1000V, Cat IV 600V and has an ergonomic design so it is easy to use in challenging conditions. The battery lasts for roughly 120 hours and the clamp is supplied with batteries and a comprehensive instruction manual. Martindale part number: MARCM95 Key Features 18” flexible coil clamp Max clamping diameter: 85mm True RMS AC current range: 0 to 400A AC current resolution: 0.001A AC current accuracy: ±3% Min/max recording Cat III 1000V, Cat IV 600V

GTIN: 05036162187377

MPN: MARCM95


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Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Got the calibrated version, so an extra £29 even though I assume everything should be calibrated from the factory. Seems to work fine, we were doing a load test job on 72 way DBs so this is much better than trying to wedge a clamp meter into the board and risk wiggling cables out of their mcb. The only down side to me is that I feel like I’m pulling in the cable rather than the plug into the clamp ring, but I guess someone has stress tested the loop and I’m worrying over nothing. Would rather it auto ranged instead of up to 4, up to 40 and up to 400, seems a pointless dial. But all said and done, this is so much better than a normal clamp meter