Klein Tools presents the CL320KIT, an all - in - one HVAC electrical testing solution tailored for professionals. This kit includes a Cat. No. CL320 Auto - Ranging, TRMS (True Root Mean Square) 400A HVAC Clamp Meter, perfect for accurately measuring AC current, NCVT, AC/DC voltage, resistance, frequency, DC microamps, capacitance, duty cycle, diode test, continuity, and temperature. The Cat. No. IR07 Dual IR and Probe Thermometer is an essential tool for measuring both surface and air temperatures, with a wide range from - 40 to 572 Degrees Fahrenheit (- 40 to 300 Degrees Celsius). It uses infrared technology with an 8:1 DS ratio for precise surface temperature readings and comes with a hands - free hanging hook for air vent and duct temperature measurements. The Cat. No. NCVT3P Dual Range Non - Contact Voltage Tester with Flashlight can detect AC voltage from 12 to 1000V and has visual and audible indicators for easy use. The kit also includes a convenient carrying pouch, test leads with CAT III/CAT IV safety caps, a thermocouple, and all necessary batteries. With a 4000 - count backlit LCD display, 1.6'' (4.1 cm) jaw size, and a frequency range of 10 Hz to 1 MHz, this kit offers excellent performance for various HVAC testing needs. It features auto - power off and 6.6' (2 m) drop protection for added convenience and durability.
Using the Klein CL320KIT is straightforward. For the CL320 Clamp Meter, simply open the jaws and clamp around the conductor to measure AC current. You can also connect the test leads to measure other functions like voltage, resistance, etc. When using the IR07 Dual IR and Probe Thermometer, point the infrared part at the surface for surface temperature measurement. Use the probe for air temperature measurement, and you can hang it using the hook for hands - free operation. To use the NCVT3P Non - Contact Voltage Tester, just place it near the area where you suspect voltage. The visual and audible indicators will tell you if there's voltage. Remember, the IR07 is not for medical use on people or animals. When it comes to maintenance, keep the kit clean and dry. After use, put all the tools back in the carrying pouch. Replace the 7 AAA batteries when they run out. Avoid dropping the tools from heights greater than 6.6 feet (2 meters) to prevent damage.
