TOOLTOP X6 AUTO AC/DC CLAMP METER In Pakistan

Description:
The TOOLTOP X6 is a smart, auto-ranging AC/DC clamp meter with a 6000-count display and True RMS measurement for accuracy. The device is designed for a variety of users, from electricians to DIY enthusiasts, and features a dual-color screen that can display multiple measurements at once.

     Key features:

• Measurements: It can measure AC and DC current (up to 400A), AC and DC voltage (up to 600V), resistance, capacitance, frequency, and temperature.
• Automatic functions: The X6 has an “Auto” mode that automatically identifies and measures common parameters, simplifying the process for the user. It also offers a manual mode for more specific testing.
• Non-Contact Voltage (NCV) detection: The meter includes NCV detection, which allows for safe, non-contact testing for the presence of voltage. The signal strength is indicated visually with a colored bar and an audible beep.
• Live wire recognition: A key safety feature is the ability to recognize live wires. The meter produces a flashing indicator and an audible beep when the probe touches a live wire in a socket.
• Display: It features a large, dual-color, backlit LCD screen with a 6000-count display for clear readings in different lighting conditions.
• Safety and convenience: The X6 is designed with full-range overload protection and an automatic shutdown feature to save battery life. It also has a data hold function to freeze readings on the screen. 

     Technical specifications:

• Measurement ranges and accuracy:
  • AC/DC current: up to 400A
  • AC/DC voltage: up to 600V
  • Resistance: up to 60MΩ
  • Capacitance: up to 60mF
  • Frequency: up to 1000Hz
  • Temperature: -40°C to 1000°C (-40°F to 1832°F)
• Power: Uses 2x AAA batteries (not always included).
• Dimensions: The product weighs around 279 grams with packaging. 

     Typical use cases:

• Electrical maintenance: For electricians doing routine inspections and troubleshooting.
• HVAC servicing: For measuring current and voltage in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
• Automotive diagnostics: For testing vehicle electrical circuits and components.
• DIY projects: For hobbyists working on electronics and other projects