Triplett Test Equipment and Tools’ ML200 battery-powered milliohm meter is designed to measure low resistance and conductivity characteristics of electrical components and connections. It’s suitable for use on components, contacts, connectors, switches, relays, printed circuits and wiring.

AEMC’s 407 clamp-on True RMS meter will withstand dust and water spray with its IP-54 rating. It is ergonomically designed and can be used one-handed, including function selection and button pushing, even while wearing a glove. It operates in temperatures between –4°F and 131°F. 

Ideal Electrical’s 200A AC/DC trms Tightsight fork meter measures up to 1,000V AC and DC, continuity, resistance, capacitance and diodes through the test leads and detects the presence of voltage between 40V and 600V through a noncontact sensor in the tip of the right fork.

Amprobe’s AM-530 multimeter has True-rms technology that improves accuracy in electrically noisy environments. Noncontact voltage detection enhances safety, and audible continuity quickly identifies shorts and opens. A backlit LCD display with analog bar graph makes it easy to view results. Data hold freezes the reading on the display for analysis. 

Fluke’s 365 AC/DC clamp meter has a detachable jaw that makes accessing wires and viewing the display easier. There is a built-in flashlight for illumination and identification of wires. The compact design fits in your hand and can be used while wearing protective equipment.

Teledyne Flir’s CM46 clamp meter is designed for commercial and residential electricians. Featuring AC/DC measurement, it is equipped with a bright backlit display for use inside electrical panels. It has electrical field detection to help users determine voltage presence and relative strength of the field.