YIRU UNI-T UT210 Series True RMS Digital Clamp Meter AC/DC Voltage Tester with ohm, Capacitance Measurement…

Awesome product at an amazing low price. This is a fine meter.What a surprise when it turned up - this is a serious measuring device ，tiny and very accurate. Comes with probes that are insulated so only about 1/8" metal is exposed，because they come with the end shields that allow you to contact the test points without shorting out adjacent wires.Of course these plastic shields can be removed to allow the entire probe tips to be exposed for inserting into AC outlets, etc.. I did not have probes like this and they are useful for circuits as I do not have to worry about accidental shorting.The fact that it can read amperage without opening the circuit, makes troubleshooting very easy. This is a well designed feature packed meter. It has very intuitive controls and is very compact, so it is easy to store. It also comes with a nice carrying pouch. Even better, it has instructions in English to guide me how to use it.This has become my favorite multimeter. I use it on a nearly daily basis.

This is the nicest meter I've ever owned. The features for this price are hard to believe. It is very nice construction, does not seem cheap at all. It actually seems very well built, came with a nice zipper case, and very nice leads (as good as leads that came with a Fluke I have).I was specifically looking for a DC current clamp in order to trouble shoot some automotive electrical problems. I found this, which will be my main meter from now on. It is a great size, small but not too small. Auto-ranging on the measurements. All functions work. It has a backlight for the LCD screen that is off by default, but turns on if you hold down the "HOLD" button for a few seconds. TrueRMS too for this price!I didn't notice when I purchased it that it has a non-contact AC voltage detector as well. That was a nice surprise and will come in handy doing house wiring projects.The only down side is I could not find anyone in the US who sold it. It was shipped direct from China. They did ship it very efficiently though. It came more than a week before the earliest estimated delivery date. So I can't complain personally, but having a delivery window from a couple weeks to over a month is definitely a deterrent when ordering something on line.

Good quality, the ammeter clamp works well, I took several measurements and there was no problem, it works perfectly.I like that it is a small but very strong tool, it can be used by an electrician in his daily work, I really bought it only for occasional work in my home, but as I say it can be used for the daily work of appliance technicians, in the home it is necessary to have a voltmeter and a current clamp, to be able to repair without risks to people and for things to be technically repaired.I will use it in my home and in the car, I am satisfied with this purchase

I bought this meter mainly for the DC current capability. I already have an AC clip-on current meter that works fine.The meter appears well made and feels good and you are unlikely to accidentally drop it with it's non-slip coating on the sides.My first application was to measure the DC current going to the HID ballast I just installed on my motorcycle. It worked fine for that.You need to first select the current scale (20A in my case), press on the blue button to select DC (the meter defaults to AC), press the black Zero button to null the reading (more on that later), clip the meter over the wire through which flows the current you want to measure and read the display.When the DC current scale is selected after powering the device (and before pressing the Zero button), the display indicates about 400mA. After pressing the Zero button, the display indicates zero. However, simply moving the meter around will cause the "zero" to change, depending on the orientation of the meter with respect to the earth's magnetic field. The maximum deviation I have observed is about 40mA.So my recommendation is to zero the meter while it is in the position where you will make the measurement, or as close to it as possible, so that the "zero" does not change when you clip the meter around the wire.As long as you do not move the meter, the "zero" seems stable, so it is actually possible to measure a DC current of a few mA, which is quite remarkable for a DC clip on meter that costs so little.The other scales do not need the "zero" button and a cursory review indicates the meter is working as advertised.The display is clear and well contrasted. The meter operates from two AAA batteries and the battery compartment cover is held with a screw, so you are unlikely to lose it, a good thing.The meter ships with a transport bag that also contains the test leads, which are adequate for general electrical wiring usage, but probably a little too big for small electronic circuits.The sensitivity to outside magnetic field seems to be the main difference with the professional grade meters that cost 5 to 10 times as much. For the home, I find that a perfectly acceptable trade-off.

Probably one of the best true RMS cheap multi meters I ever used. I looked it up and found an electrical forum website of some sort with a review and technical break down of this unit and that's what sold me on this one. It's not like a big brand unit, but it's pretty comparable. The only gripe I have is that the needle size for the probes could be a little longer. So I just swamped those out with my other probes. I suppose the small needle size probes that this unit came with is great for electronics troubleshooting. For me it's mostly for the clamp meter feature using my home made AC line splitter, measuring voltage for batteries, and checking continuity. I will no doubt use the other functions latter on. And yeah, the clamp meter portion is on the money as far as I can tell.

Good quality, and bought it to measure DC Amps inline with load. Other functions work great too. Seems accurate for all I do.