BTMETER BT-570CAPP Bluetooth AC DC Clamp Multimeter Amp Meter with Temperature Testing, Auto-ranging for Current, Voltage, Resistance, Capacitance, Continuity, Amperage, Volt, Ohm Clamp-on Ammeter Review

Very happy with this multimeter, I need a DC jumper clamp and it ticks the bill. The app is pretty good when it works, it has to be closed and reopened when it loses connection due to range. Be sure to use the relative function as it sometimes draws phantom power. When you first switch it to DC mode, press Relative and it will reset to zero. You can see in the picture that it reads 2.5 amps when there is absolutely no load. Press the rel button to fix it.

The column wheel feels rough right out of the box. I have to rock it back and forth to get the correct reading. Bluetooth is properly connected. First page min max etc works fine. The dates are ok. For my use, a display speed of 0.1s would make sense. I have graphic problems. It tends to stay on a certain scale which is totally unsuitable for DC measurement. He will return whenever he wants. The graphics seem to outperform all other modes. The "manual" mentions that help is available in the…

Glad to see an AC/DC clamp meter at this price point. This counter has a great feature that I think everyone should have. Connect your blood glucose meter to your smartphone, take a step back and track your data over time. Have a database when activity occurs. Maybe you think you don't need this feature, I assure you that one day you will regret not having invested in it. The accuracy seems to be within the acceptable and described range. Of course you can find something that claims higher…

Great counter for the price! Keep the price in mind though - you won't get a $300 counter for -45, but it's still an excellent counter! Use clamp for AC and DC amplifier! Most meters in this price range only work with AC power. Remember you can't use the AC clamp on any meter to bypass the entire power cord, but you must bypass 1 of the 3 wires inside. I almost made that mistake - look at my photos of the extension cord I used to measure power cords. better ask. The probes are nice too. Another

Hello, I work in the aerospace industry and I have my eye on an AC/DC meter. Comparison of local hardware stores and other providers. After some research I found out that this BTMETER BT-570C APP was the best deal I could find in a short amount of time. The box arrived and everything was there as advertised. I really liked the design of the temperature sensor, not only with a thermocouple at the end, but also with a nice steel rod. The gauge felt solid and could probably take a few beatings. It

Was looking for a recorder to measure our fountain's electricity usage. Since it's 240v I couldn't just hook up a Killawatt device. This BTMeter was simply attached to a leg leading to the well pump and displayed the electricity consumed during operation. I installed the app on my iPhone and it prompted me to turn on bluetooth. The app then automatically connected to BTMeter and the app displayed the measurement on the meter. I pressed start and loaded the laundry. Then I clicked on "Save" and…

I had to give it back. I thought it would be a great gauge but was let down by a number of things. Eventually it stopped measuring DC voltage and I sent it back. There's a learning curve to measuring DC voltage and the company doesn't really explain it. I've used AC clamp meters on gauges for years and expected them to work just as well as they did. But that's not the case. It takes time to explain the differences and I have posted a video of life on wheels galore because I bought it to work…