The difference between a clamp meter and a multimeter:
The use of tools depends on the convenience and efficiency of the tools. Good tools save trouble and effort:
1. The clamp meter does not need test pens when measuring current. As long as the clamp is "bited" on the working circuit, the reading can be displayed immediately, and its convenience is self-evident. Because of its convenience, the clamp meter has become the standard for those who often measure current and power.
2. Ordinary multimeters can also measure current, but the meter must be connected to the circuit, which belongs to the category of "destructive" detection, and the series connection process is also troublesome, which is a waste of time; hard-core maintenance masters will make two special test pens , but only to reduce the complexity of access, it is still inconvenient.
