🔌 Klein Tools CL110KIT Electrical Tester & Maintenance Kit with Clamp Meter, Continuity Tester, GFCI Tester, Line Splitter, Case, Leads, 3 x AAA Review

Bought this to replace my tool box just in case. You don't get what you don't pay for. When I tested with AMES and Fluke, the amp readings on this unit weren't that accurate. partly with air conditioning compressor up to 4 amps via terminal, 1.5 amps via sensors. Unfortunately, this particular meter doesn't measure capacitance either, which is what I thought. I have not read the full description. I wouldn't buy anything else.

Great kit, it comes with everything that's upholstered, including a set of wires. Easy to use and includes an instruction manual that is easy to read and understand. I have to say that I've walked around the house testing different devices with a line splitter and couldn't believe the amount of power being used on certain items like my toaster. and a small electric heater. I gave the item 4 stars and hate it because it's a great kit, but there isn't enough room in the carry case for the GFCI…

This is a worthy product for the price. At first I tried putting in name brand batteries which I already had but had trouble turning them on. Moving the batteries around in the battery compartment seems to have an effect. After replacing the regular batteries that came with this issue seems to have gone away, but I have confirmed that the original batteries are in good condition and checked that they still have a good charge. So there seems to be a bit of a fuss about it. In combination with…

I like this meter. It's easy to use, measures everything I need, well made, and good value. I'm not an electrician, just handyman, and a good multimeter is one of the most useful tools in a toolbox. This one does its job well. I especially like the splitter which allows you to use the amp's terminal for anything that is 110 volts and 15 amps or less. Klein makes good tools and this one doesn't disappoint. My only complaint about the case. It's not big enough to properly house the meter…

I actually bought this for the clamp feature but my multimeter was probably over 20 years old so it's time to buy a new one. At first the line splitter confused me. How the heck could I get 90+A on a 15A device in a 20A circuit and NOT trip the breaker? Well, a linear splitter amplifies the signal by 10x (now I understand why it says X10). So that explains it. But being able to use the MAX setting meant I could activate the device and not have to look at the meter. (I'm fixing a device that…