Kaiweets HT206A Clamp Meter Review

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In this video we look at the features of the Kaiweets HT206 Clamp meter. amzn.to/32aN2cE
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[@KissAnalog]

Thanks Paul! To deactivate the auto power off; hold the key down for 2 seconds and switch the meter on;)

[@learnelectronics]

Thanks for the info!

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

Great tip. That also worked for my cheap knockoff.
The More You Know!
God Bless.

[@michaelpadovani9566]

Good review and i like the screen auto-light feature when current was detected

[@moebiusfan9545]

Thanks for the review Paul.

[@bblod4896]

As Flo. born and raised, 60 degrees seems nice; but not normal.
Missing DC current means not good for electronics use but for household, that meter is fine.
Thanks for the review Paul. Hope you have a peaceful and not too cold Christmas. Feliz Navidad as they say down here.

[@jaycarrasco9712]

Thanks for the review I am getting one in a few days it looked like a decent meter for the price...Jay

[@ED-es2qv]

I bought the one like this that does ac and dc amps.
love mine so much I bought a second one to carry in my Jeep.
Mine works to show the parasitic draw and the starting amperage just by clamping.

[@andrewwilson6240]

I wonder if the capacitance measurements were affected by the stray capacitance of your hands effectively being in parallel with the capacitor itself? Maybe worth testing in a breadboard so that it is not necessary to hold the capacitor?

[@Halohalo03]

Hi, is there a DC current feature on the Clamp?

[@seanpeek9832]

i bought a different brand, but same type. didnt get how to use it properly B4 watching your demo, now im all over it. thanks for making it simple to understand

[@wanderingandroid]

11:15 - to deactivate the auto shutdown... the manuals seems to say from the OFF position, hold the function button for two seconds then turn ON. 😂 so the 206a version doesn't have the NCV function?

[@TRONMAGNUM2099]

Looks like my Uni-T. I like Kaiweets meters and they are good quality so I expect you will get years of service from it. I recommend an AC line splitter so you check the amperage of your appliances. Makes it much easier than removing covers off appliances to isolate hot wires.

[@alexivanov2891]

Thanks for review. 10:07 AC current, I count 10 measurements in 4 seconds that gives us 2.5 measurements per second. I am little disappointed as expected 4-5 meas/sec.
I've already got Habotest (Kaiweets) HT208D Clamp Meter, AC/DC 6000 counts. Great device, but I am looking for additional clamp meter with 3 decimals on low AC currents and shortest delay possible. That brings me to AC only and NOT T-RMS. The choice is limited then with HT2000A, HT200B and HT206A. Unfortunately different revisions of HT206A exist. Early versions were not T-RMS, they can be identified by limited resistance range 40 kOm only and no capacitance. But now looking on measurement rate I am not sure that it is not T-RMS anymore. T-RMS label missing on body but mentioned in user manual. Maybe on 4A range (0.001A resolution) the rate is faster. Anyway, thanks again for your video, it gives me a lot of thinking.

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[@spu3]

I paid the big bucks and went with the Kaiweets HT208D AC/DC clamp meter. Supposedly it can also measure inrush 👍 We'll see ...

[@electronic7979]

Nice product

[@fullwaverecked]

Yeehaa! Kaiweets!

[@robotech]

I think these are more catered to electricians than electronics

[@bblod4896]

123.5 VAC this morning.

[@electroniquepassion]

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