⚡ WHDZ DT266 Digital Clamp Meter – AC Current & Voltage Tester by Ekastore
The WHDZ DT266 Digital Clamp Meter is a versatile handheld electrical testing instrument designed for measuring AC current without disconnecting the circuit, along with voltage, resistance, and continuity. Its clamp-style design allows quick current measurements around individual conductors, making it useful for electrical troubleshooting, maintenance, DIY projects, workshops, and field testing.
✅ Key Features:
- Clamp-Type Current Measurement – Measure AC current without directly breaking the circuit
- Digital LCD Display – Provides clear and easy-to-read measurement results
- AC Current Measurement – Suitable for checking current in electrical wiring and equipment
- AC/DC Voltage Measurement – Useful for testing power supplies, batteries, and circuits
- Resistance Measurement – Helps check resistors, wiring, and electrical components
- Continuity Testing – Convenient for checking wire and circuit connections
- Rotary Function Selector – Easy switching between measurement modes
- Portable Handheld Design – Convenient for electricians, technicians, and hobbyists
⚙️ Specifications:
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | DT266 |
| Brand | WHDZ |
| Instrument Type | Digital Clamp Meter |
| Display | Digital LCD |
| AC Current | Clamp Measurement |
| AC Voltage | Supported |
| DC Voltage | Supported |
| Resistance | Supported |
| Continuity Test | Supported |
| Clamp Mechanism | Yes |
| Power Supply | Battery Operated |
| Application | Electrical Testing & Maintenance |
🛠️ Applications:
- AC current measurement
- Electrical wiring inspection
- Power supply testing
- Appliance troubleshooting
- Motor and equipment testing
- Continuity and resistance checks
- Electronics and DIY projects
- Electrical maintenance and workshop use
📦 Package Includes:
- 1× WHDZ DT266 Digital Clamp Meter
- 1× Test Lead Set
- 1× Storage Bag
- User Manual (if supplied with the product)
⚠️ Safety Note: Always select the correct measurement function and range before testing. Keep fingers behind the meter’s protective barriers and follow appropriate electrical safety procedures when measuring live circuits.
