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.

Teledyne Flir’s Extech 381676A pen styled multimeter has a built-in NCV detector and nine functions including AC/DC voltage to 600V, AC/DC current to 200 mA and resistance. It features a rotary dial with alligator clips. 

AEMC’s 5231 digital multimeter provides a Volt, Ohm, continuity and diode function, as well as an AC voltmeter function with low input impedance that is capable of finding ghost voltages by adding a burden to the circuit. It performs AC/DC direct reading current measurements up to 600A with a current clamp accessory plugged in.

Amprobe’s PM55A pocket multimeter features technology to direct the meter to know if it is measuring AC or DC volts or resistance with no user interface. It measures AC/DC current, capacitance, frequency and continuity with beeper. It includes a built-in, noncontact voltage detector. The digital display is oversized with large digits and unit icons in the display.

Triplett Test Equipment and Tools’ SPLT100 solar power light meter measures solar power levels to ensure efficiency. It has an auto/manual range selection and a minimum/maximum function to record the highest and lowest readings over time. 

Teledyne Flir’s Extech 380950 mini AC/DC clamp meter has a small- diameter jaw designed to reach into very small areas while providing a 1 mA resolution and very low-current sensitivity. It is used for troubleshooting tasks in environments such as electrical, HVAC and telecom work.

Jonard Tools’ OFI-100 advanced optical fiber identifier features a built-in VFL and power meter. It identifies traffic direction and frequency with an audible warning, and the LCD display shows relative core power, signal direction and battery life. It includes a reversible adapter and protective rubber sleeve to prevent damage.

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.

Fluke’s 87V max True rms digital multimeter withstands drops up to 4 m with an industrial-strength casing and holster. It features a waterproof, dustproof IP67 case for extreme work sites. It features a function for accurate voltage and frequency measurements on variable-frequency motor drives and other electrically noisy equipment.

Triplett Test Equipment and Tools’ EMF20 magnetic field meter measures electromagnetic fields of low frequency, from 30–300 Hz, produced from electric transmission equipment, power lines, microwave ovens and more.

AEMC’s 1015 analog megohmmeter tests voltage selections of 500V or 1,000V. It features a push button for a battery check and is compact and lightweight. It has a nonslip, shockproof rubber housing and can be used in harsh environments. It is designed for a broad range of plant and field service applications. 

Fluke’s 393 solar clamp meter features a thin jaw for access to cables in crowded combiner boxes. The outside is IP54 rated for outdoor use and solar installation. It enables users to work with DC power measurement, audio polarity and visual continuity. It will measure up to 1,500V DC and 1,000V AC with test leads.

Jonard Tools’ fiber optic power meter is used for measuring the absolute optical power and relative power loss in fiber optic cables. It has six preset calibrated wavelengths. The LED screen is back-lit and a 10-minute auto-off helps preserve battery life.

AEMC’s OX 5042 handscope portable multimeter is ergonomically designed and has a 3.5-in. color screen with LED backlighting for a precise data display. It is an oscilloscope, multimeter and harmonic analyzer with 2 MB of storage for recording data.

Exfo’s Optical Power Expert meter enables users to connect to the smartphone app with Bluetooth for field data reporting, cloud storage and workflow management. It measures optical signal power or link loss. It features a compact, color touchscreen with intuitive graphic interface. It is designed for dust and water protection and turns on instantly.

Ideal Industries’ Split-Jaw smart meter features audible continuity, integral lead storage and replaceable test leads. There is an auto-off feature and a low-battery indicator. It operates in temperatures between 32°F and 122°F.

Hilti’s PD-E outdoor laser meter features an integrated viewfinder for measurements up to 200 m/650 ft. The display can be read even in very bright sunlight. The built-in 360-degree tilt sensor and smart estimation functions support measurements in challenging situations.

Greenlee’s 1,000A AC/DC True rms clamp meter measures AC+DC current, AC, DC and AC+DC voltage as well as resistance, capacitance and frequency. It features a flashlight inside the clamp jaw for work in dark locations and two voltage detection modes.

Fluke’s T+Pro electrical tester indicates the presence of voltage, even when the batteries are dead. It alerts the user to the presence of voltage in dark or noisy environments with the light and vibration notifications. The hold function will freeze the display for easy reading. 

Flir’s CM65 clamp meter is designed for solar installation, maintenance and troubleshooting professionals. It accelerates and simplifies photovoltaic panel testing at new and existing sites. The MC4 test leads and noninvasive, clamp-on current readings make DC voltage measurements on solar panel strings and inverters safer.

Hilti’s PMD 200 2D job site laser layout tool enables users to mark out drywall track locations and complex geometries in indoor environments. The guided workflows and intuitive interface mean no experience is necessary to start using the 10-in. tablet’s layout app. Complex geometry is made simple, and users can transfer radii, arcs and angles from the drawings to reality.

AEMC’s 6528 handheld megohmmeter has an intuitive pass/fail indication offering a blue/red backlight, making it easy to identify defective conditions. It includes an automatic test inhibitor if connected to a live circuit and has automatic discharge at the completion of the test.

DeWalt’s DW055PL Atomic compact series 55-ft. pocket laser distance measurer features a lithium-ion battery and one-button operation that enables users to change between units of measure. The black, backlit LCD screen clearly displays measurements and is suitable for a wide range of applications. The laser accuracy is ¼ in. at 32 ft.

Ideal Industries’ TightSight clamp meter features tapered jaws with hook tip, True-rms current and voltage and audible continuity. It has selectable audible and visual alerts when potentially hazardous voltages are detected at the probe terminals. There is a backlit display with large numbers and icons.

Triplett Test Equipment & Tools’ EMF20 magnetic field meter is designed to measure extremely low-frequency electromagnetic fields from 30–300 Hz produced from electric transmission equipment, power lines and more. It features a single axis sensor and a 3½-digit LCD display.

Hilti’s PD-S laser meter is designed for distance and area measurements up to 60 m. It is pocket-sized and can resist hard job site environments. It measures distances and heights where traditional measuring methods fail. The measurement accuracy is 1½ mm. It provides single and continuous measurement.

Flir’s CM94 utility clamp meter reads high-current measurements on utility and industrial job sites. It clamps larger conductors with an oversized jaw to take readings up to 2,000A AC/DC. It works on overhead, underground and utility service equipment. It features a backlit LCD.

Amprobe’s AMP-25 AC/DC True rms mini-clamp meter measures AC/DC current to 300A. It features noncontact voltage detection and has a backlit display for viewing in bright and dim environments. The jaw opens to 1 in.

Extech’s CLT600 cable locator and tracer kit enables users to measure AC/DC voltage up to 450V to verify energized wires while avoiding direct contact with live wires. It features a built-in work light and a backlit display for use in low-light situations.

Flir’s CM57 is designed to simplify difficult current measurements. Made with a narrow, 18-in. flexible coil clamp, it enables users to take measurements in tight or awkward spots. It is designed for multiple-conductor measurements and double-wrap requirements. It is made with bright, dual-LED worklights to illuminate dark cabinets and is built to withstand a 3 m drop.

AEMC Instruments’ 565 clamp-on leakage current meter is designed to measure low AC currents, which are typically leakage currents in ground conductors. The jaw size is compact yet designed to accommodate the most common conductors up to 26 mm in diameter. Low currents are measured using either the 60 mA or the 600 mA range.

Greenlee’s CMF-110 10-in. flex clamp meter measures true rms AC current, AC voltage, resistance, frequency and inrush current. It operates in temperatures between 0°C and 50°C. The flexible Rogowski coil maneuvers around cables that are hard to reach or deep within cabinets. The frequency rating is between 20 kHz and 30 kHz.

Cementex’s digital voltage phasing meter set is designed for measuring overhead and underground voltages. It detects 0–40 kilovolts and can be used on higher voltages up to 240 kV if used with additional pairs of extension resistors.

Fluke’s 325 True rms clamp meter measures AC and DC currents to 400A and measures AC and DC voltages to 600V. It is designed for commercial and residential electricians. It measures temperatures between –10°C and 400°C.

AEMC’s True RMS clamp-on meter measures AC and DC volts and amperes, frequency, continuity, resistance and temperature. It can also perform diode checks. The adapter mode displays external sensor inputs. The delta relative function compares new measurements to a reference value, and the minimum/maximum function tracks high and low values. 

Flir’s CM94 2,000A AC/DC electrical utility clamp meter features a 2.2-in. oversized jaw to manage larger conductors and busbars. It works on relays, distribution panels, vaults, switchgears, switchboards and more. Users can can troubleshoot connections and components with a continuity test mode, diode test or frequency and temperature measurements.

Megger’s irradiance meter measures solar power for panel short circuit calculation. It is pocket-sized and features a standard camera mount fixing for accurate placement. Single-handed operation is possible because the solar detector and meter are housed in one unit.

Southwire Tool’s 400A AC clamp meter is designed to survive a 6-ft. drop. It provides resistance, capacitance, continuity, temperature and diode functions. It features a built-in, noncontact AC voltage detector, an LED worklight and a third-hand test probe holder.

Hilti’s laser range meter features Bluetooth connectivity for interior applications up to 100 m. It features an intuitive user interface with an ergonomic button design. It is designed with an extra-long and integrated measuring extension spike to easily measure in narrow spaces.

Ideal Industries’ 61-164 SureTest circuit analyzer measures voltage drop under load, detects hot and neutral conductor impedances, estimates load on line up to 15A, and tests GFCIs and EPD for proper operation. It has a bright OLED display, tests without disturbing sensitive loads, and identifies false grounds and proper wiring in three-wire receptacles.

Hioki’s CM4141 AC True rms clamp meter can measure AC A, AC and DC V, DC+AC V, resistance, frequency, temperature and more. It has a -25–65° operating temperature range, an IP-50 dustproof and waterproof enclosure, and a current measurement capability up to 2,000A.

Flir’s DM66 digital multimeter features low impedance mode, frequency, diode, capacitance and Type K thermocouple input for temperature measurement. It includes AC/DC measurement, safe non-contact voltage detection, a flashing backlight and audible indicator.

Southwire Tools’ 21550T 400A AC/DC clamp meter has a built-in, noncontact, AC voltage detector and includes functions such as max/min, resistance, capacitance, continuity, temperature and diode. It has a third-hand test probe holder and an LED work light.

AEMC Instruments’ 1110 light meter data logger is portable and designed for one-handed operation. It features optical sensors that are designed to match the response of the human eye. It has an ergonomically designed case, large display and intuitive function selection. It provides selectable lux or foot-candle units for display and features a blue, luminescent backlit display and min., max., average and hold functions.

Megger’s MPQ1000 offers oscilloscope and DVM modes. In both, it can monitor and record power, energy, rms voltage and current, harmonics, inter-harmonics, harmonic direction, THD, TDD, flicker, unbalance, rapid voltage change (RVC), mains signalling and phase angle deviation as well as sags, swells and transients down to 1 microsecond. It also performs waveform analysis up to the 128th harmonic in real time.

Hioki’s FT3425 light meter is compatible with LED and OLED lighting. It automatically sends measured illuminance data to smart devices over Bluetooth connection, and the timer-hold function enables users to take measurements remotely. Its internal memory stores up to 99 values.

Klein Tools’ 2,000A digital clamp meter measures AC/DC voltage, resistance, continuity, frequency, duty-cycle, capacitance and diodes. It has a backlit display, a work light, audible alerts, auto power-off and more.

All-Test Pro’s handheld Motor Genie troubleshoots low-voltage AC induction motors for insulation-to-ground faults, internal winding faults, phase unbalance, bad cables or connection and contamination. It measures impedance, phase angle, current/frequency response and insulation-to-ground resistance (500V or 1,000V). It weighs 1 lb. and comes with rechargeable batteries and a charger.

Southwire Tools’ 23090T MaintenancePro Smart 1,000A clamp meter, used with the MApp mobile app, allows users to view readings, set up recording sessions and assemble complete reports right from a cellphone. It also has a 50,000-count backlit display and an inrush function that captures motor start-up current.


Fluke‘s 368 FC True-RMS leakage current clamp meter detects, documents, records and compares leakage current readings without taking equipment offline. It has a fully shielded, 40-mm diameter jaw and wireless data connectivity through Fluke Connect. 


Spectroline’s EagleEye LED leak-detection head lamp weighs 8 oz. and has two ultra-high-intensity UV LEDs, a three-LED white light and a built-in fan. It runs on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and has an inspection range of up to 12 ft. 


Klein Tools’ test and measurement clamp meters come with test leads, batteries and a nylon carrying case. Models include digital clamp meters CL110, CL210 and auto-ranging True rms meter CL310. The auto-ranging Trms digital clamp meter CL600, 700 and 800 Tough Meter have similar features.

Flir’s CM174 imaging 600A AC/DC clamp meter has infrared guided measurement technology powered by an integrated Flir Lepton thermal-imaging sensor to find the precise location of a potential electrical problem. It safely identifies dangerous and unknown problem areas.


Hioki’s True rms 600A AC/DC clamp meter measures current, voltage, resistance, frequency and voltage detection. It simultaneously measures inrush current in rms and crest values. It has a –25 to 65°C operating temperature range. The high-voltage DC measurement capability of up to 1,700V is useful for the clamp maintenance inspections of electrical and solar power equipment.


Fluke’s 376 FC True-rms AC/DC clamp meter with iFlex offers measurements up to 1,000V and 1,000 A, AC or DC. It includes iFlex flexible current clamp. The CAT IV, 600 V; CAT III, 1,000 V offers proprietary in-rush measurement technology to filter out noise and capture motor-starting current exactly as the circuit protection sees it; integrated variable frequency drive low pass filter (376 FC and 375 FC models only) for accurate motor drive measurements; True-rms voltage and current for accurate measurements on nonlinear signals; 500 mV DC measurement range to interface with other accessories (376 FC and 375 FC models only); and expanded measurement range to 2,500A AC with the iFlex flexible current probes, which provide access to large conductors in tight spaces.