PICO Technology TA018 PicoScope 60 A AC/DC Current clamp

Works great for me. Good quality. Wish it had a battery timer to shut off after such and such a time because I tend to forget to flip the switch to off. But works great and does what I need it to do for sure.

Nicely made. Comes with cheapo battery, otherwise great. Auto off circuit would be nice to save battery. When measuring low currents with popular Rigol scope, signal to noise ratio is same as with 0.1 ohm shunt. (See scope traces.) Ten turns thru the clamp multiplies signal output so lower sensitivity can be used which cleans up the signal. I have not evaluated the high frequency response of this scheme. It will add inductance to circuit under test but as seen in scope traces, not a problem in this test.

Works very well for measuring current, just make sure to switch it off when you're done.

This Pico low current clamp is well worth the money. I own a few others like OTC and Snap On what I like about the Pico is the 20/60 amp settings on my Snap On it’s 20/40 which is good for Lower resolution however sometimes it’s nice to go up to 60MA. Also people complain about don’t forget to shut it off don’t seem to realize that 90% of the scopes on the market have the same set up. This is worth buying 100%.

Perfect!

delivered as promised from the company well packaged. The picoscope is good quality and easy to use to check for current readings in cables and car wiring without breaking into the circuits. Ideal for fault finding in vehicles as powered from the battery 12/24 volt source.

2gammes 20A 60A (Alt / Cont ) précision correcte

It delivers a good clear signal ,that's what you get when you spend abit more for Pico

Zeer goed en uiterst nauwkeurig. Hoort in de toolbox van iedere automecanicien.

Don't cheap out for the sake of saving a few quid, buy a pico. better sample rate and less zero drift than cheaper products. I have NEVER had reason to doubt the quality reliability and accuracy of pico measuring instruments. Will be buying a bigger clamp soon and you can bet I'll be choosing pico. I've done the cheaper route in the past and here I am.