Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)I gave this 4 stars because Milwaukee does not send any carrying case with it, most of the Flukes I use came with nice cases.
Otherwise, it a well made sturdy meter, reads a consistent 0.1A off a Fluke when measuring AC current, so it's quite accurate, the DC current measurement is up to 600A, the hold button was placed in a poor location as it gets pressed by accident occasionally but that's noting to complain about, the built in light actually came in handy a few times.
This is an excellent multimeter for home / automotive / industry use
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Product Description:
Setting the standard for high-performance clamp meters, the Milwaukee 2237-20 Clamp Meter measures up to 600 amps AC and features a large, 1.3-inch jaw opening. Part of Milwaukee's Test & Measure line, this meter is ideal for professional residential and commercial electric, industrial, and service work, including testing electrical-panel and motor currents.
2237-20 Clamp MeterJaw Size1.3"TRMSYesSafety RatingCAT III 600VCurrent AC600ACurrent DC600AVoltage AC600VVoltage DC600VFrequencyYesResistance6 kohmsContinuityAudibleCapacitance4000µFDisplay BacklightYesDisplay TypeWhite on Black LCDNon-contact VoltageYesSLED work lightYesRugged over-moldingYesBattery2 x AA Alkaline BatteryLength9.5"
The thin jaw profile lets you easily measure wires in panels or bundles. View larger.True-RMS Clamp Meter with Thin Jaw Covers 95 Percent of Testing
With the 2237-20, you can use fewer tools, save money, and complete jobs more easily. Its thin jaw profile allows for easy wire measurement in panels or bundles, while its wide voltage range to 600 AC/DC helps improve overall performance.
The 2237-20 handles 95 percent of general testing applications, excluding only the highest voltage and current ranges. Also, this heavy-duty True-RMS electrical current tester is rugged enough to handle tough jobsite, field, and plant conditions.
Rated CAT III 600V for safety, the 2237-20 provides features that are specifically tailored to the professional, including frequency measurement, resistance measurement to six kohms, tests for continuity and capacitance, and rugged over-molding for durability and all-day comfort.
The high-contrast display is clear and easy to read. View larger.In addition, this tool has a high-contrast, best-in-class, white-on-black display for easy reading, as well as a LED work light to enhance visibility in dark or enclosed spaces. Last but not least, embedded, non-contact voltage detection provides safety and a five-year warranty provides peace of mind.Test & Measure Tools: Inspect, Detect, and Access with Best-in-Class Features
Launched in 2009, Milwaukee's Test & Measure line features trade-specific tools designed to meet the demands of professional users, including electricians, HVAC/R technicians, builders, and remodelers. These innovative, battery-powered tools boast user-friendly, compact designs that stand up to rough-and-tough jobsites.
Test & Measure tools also provide a range of best-in-class features for utility and productivity. Many of the units are available as separate models with features that are specifically tailored to the needs of electricians and HVAC/R technicians.About the Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation
In 1924 Milwaukee Electric Tool introduced the Hole-Shooter, the first lightweight, portable, one-handed 1/4-inch-capacity drill, and the company has been dedicated to producing innovative, heavy-duty electric power tools that meet the needs of professional users ever since.
Milwaukee's product line has grown to include more than 500 tools and over 3,500 accessories. The company uses state-of-the-art technologies and sophisticated manufacturing techniques to ensure that quality is built into each of its tools, resulting in durable and reliable professional products.
What's in the Box
227-20 Clamp Meter; one test lead set (red and black); two 'AA' batteries; and manual.
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