CL320KIT is a HVAC kit consists of CL320 clamp meter with test leads & thermocouple, IR07 dual IR/probe thermometer and NCVT-3P dual range NCVT with flashlight. The HVAC clamp meter is an auto-ranging, TRMS digital clamp meter that measures 400A AC, DC Microamps and temperature. It comes with test leads with CAT III/CAT IV safety caps and a K-Type thermocouple probe. IR07 is a dual IR (infrared) and probe thermometer that measures temperature from -40 to 572°F (-40 to 300°C). The IR probe accurately measures surface temperature with a distance to spot ratio of 8:1. NCVT-3P Dual range non-contact voltage tester with flashlight detects low and standard voltage from 12 to 1000V AC or 70 to 1000V AC for a broad range of applications.
- Measure air vents and duct temperature using temperature probe with hanging hook
- Calculate differential temperature (T1-T2) for both IR and probe temperatures
- IR07 is not a medical device and is NOT intended for use on people or animals
- Bright flashlight illuminates work area and may be used independent of voltage detection function
- Automatically ranging True Root Mean Squared (TRMS) measurement technology
- CAT IV 1000V rating provides expanded operation and protection
- Support auto-power off
- 4000 count backlit LCD display
- Suitable for HVAC electrical and temperature testing
Contents
Digital clamp meter with test leads and thermocouple, IR07 dual IR and probe thermometer, NCVT3P dual range non-contact voltage tester with flashlight, Carrying pouch, Instructions, All required batteries.
Product details
| Kit Contents |
HVAC Clamp Meter CL320, Dual IR IR07, NCVT-3P, Batteries, Manuals, Pouch |
| Product Range |
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Other details
| Brand |
KLEIN TOOLS |
| Part Number |
CL320KIT |
| Quantity |
Each |
| Technical Data Sheet EN |
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