What are the AC and DC Current ranges?
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*** AC and DC current ranges (clamp): 40A, 400A *** *** AC and DC current ranges (leads): 400A, 2000A ***
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Sorry, Kerry; I'm on travel away from the plant and can't check our Klein clamp-on ammeter for current ranges. You may be able to look at a spec sheet from the Klein Tools website and find those specs.Steve G.
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*** AC and DC current ranges (clamp): 40A, 400A ****** AC and DC current ranges (leads): 400µA, 2000µA ***
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AC/DC Clamp Meters True RMSLarge jaw sizes Amps: 400.00A AC/DCVoltage: 0.00 VAC [Min], 0.00 VDC [Min], 750.00 VAC [Max], 1000.00 VDC [Max]Frequency: 1.0 MHz [Max]
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Hi Miss, You probable have your answer but I thought I would elaborate on this. On the DC side, 25 amps. On the AC side, 15 or 20 amp fuse or circuit breaker. Not sure which side e.g. AC or DC you were refering to. You could use a AC power strip & surge protector that has a 15 amp breaker built into it with a manual reset button. Good luck, Greg.
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Power Specs: AC Input: 115/230v Current 7A/4A Frequency: 50Hz/60Hz DC Output: -12v -5v +5v +12v +3.3v +5VSB Full Load: 0.5A 0.5A 13A 8A 8A 2A Connectors: (1) Motherboard 20+4Pin (1) CPU+12v 4Pin (2) SATA (3) Molex (1) Floppy
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Rated for up to 6oo volts AC or DC. (Any location). I should note that my initial interest in this product was peaked by thinking the description suggested that it was capable of reading and measuring voltages by mere inductance, which turned out not to be the case. It still uses the probe tips for voltage readings, and using inductance for voltage detection like any other proximity sensor (light and beep) indicator.
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I think it depends oo the outlet used for example a 220 volt outlet for a dryer or electric stove. Ii remember.buyin speakers & they advertixed.for ex 200 amps per channel from the amplifier . But Idont no about watts. DC Is direct. Current & AC is alternate current. Do if u don't have a PLUG IN place (outlet) u can't get direct current. So that leaves as it says, alternate current AC. Ie; maby a car battery.
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5 Volts DC. One port has a 2 Amp capacity and the other is One Amp but voltage is constant at 5VDC
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Yes, Max current allowed is typically much lower for dc compared to ac for a given switch.
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I used it as a DC test not AC. I tested it with an Oscope and found it peaked the circuit so it would work for what I bought it for. I was afraid of burning up the iunits next to what I was testing so I have very little time with it.
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Do NOT use on any applications other then DC (12 volts ) House current is AC (120-220 ) . It can be done with proper conversion, but I don't recommend it.
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From the specifications: Maximum AC Current @108VAC - 13 Amps. If your voltage is higher the current will be lower.
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The ones I got were for household current (110-120 is the new designation range for household current) and they use 12 volts I believe.
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On my unit the AC power block input is labeled 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz. That means you can use it in any AC power system in the world, with appropriate plug adapters. Note that it also comes with a separate power cable that connects to a computer USB port - so you can operate without the AC power block.
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Input 230 volt ac , 22 amps , 60 hz .output 35 volt DC 135 amps. Output is DC for mig welders .
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"DC" current (direct current) is the type of current that comes from a car battery. "AC" (alternating current) is the type of current that is supplied to your home, and that is needed to power larger electronics. That's why you need a ¬Power inverter that allows you to convert DC current to AC current, if want to use larger electronic devices in your car. Since the manufacturer states that the tool, "Automatically detects and indicates low voltage (12-48V AC) and standard voltage (48-1000V AC)", it apparently will not detect "DC" current.
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Rated watts: 8000 W.Surge watts: 10000 W.Frequency: 60 Hz.Outlets: (2) 120 V (20 A) AC, (1) 120 V (30 A) AC, (1) 120/240 V (30 A) AC, (1) 120/240 V (50 A) AC receptacle.Voltage regulation: automatic for "computer safe" operation.
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110, 118, 120 volts-all the same. Depends on your area. Line current can vary as much as that too.
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Our unit puts out 120 Volt and 240 volt AC current. It does not put out DC at all!