UNI-TUT210D Digital Clamp Meter AC/DC Current Voltage Resistance Capacitance Multimeter

Good quality very easy to use. Nice and small would recommend. Good value for money. Thanks james

This unit lives up to the quality I would expect from Uni-T. It's accurate, easy to use, versatile and excellent value for money. What's not to like?

I love the small size of this device, I do a lot of inspection and testing quite a few panels.Very light so when you are flying for work everything that can save weight helps A LOT on tools weight overcharge.I'm not concerned about the accuracy of the readings as when comparing results with calibrated testers its always there or there about, It is perfect for fault finding and when I need to get proper readings I get a calibrated device for much more accuracy.The case it comes in with is a bit on the thin side so I decided to upgrade it after it almost falling apart.As you can see from the photos I found out that the SONY PSP case for 8 pounds from ebay does the job quite well

The product seems alright as I have compared it against my Fluke multimeter. Readings were accurate, and I couldn’t find much to fault it, my only problem was that the clamp seems very flimsy hence the 4 Stars. As a professional electrical engineer I couldn’t keep it but for the occasional user I believe it will do the job.

Not sure how it measures DC current but it does and its pretty accurate within a couple of hundred milli amps # I dont have a calibrated meter in line to verify but what I do have is a close match to the clamp meter.

Bought to find DC leakage on circuits, didn't disappoint, quickly found the issue. Nice and small jaws for limited access, good strong springs, nice clear display and not lacking in functions.Would definitely recommend this tester!

Great

I bought both a UT210E and a UT210D; this review relates to the latter as there are detail differences.I have checked accuracy on DC/AC voltage, and on resistance, and it is impressive. The UT210D extends it's current (clamp) ranges up to 200A which is more suitable perhaps for automotive use than the 210E. There is also a temperature probe (which works) and a frequency (Hz) range which will actually function on a non-contact basis if you hold the meter up against a light switch or other source of mains. The only loss with the 210D is the resolution on current ranges is reduced from 1mA to 10mA- this is a minor issue only in my opinion. The test leads are are of good quality, certainly better than those supplied with a Toolzone EL060 for example...but inevitably not as good as Fluke leads. This will not be your only digital multimeter, as it is auto-ranging on resistance and voltage...but you do need it in your life. Did i mention the auto-power-off can be disabled? They listened to me! Hurrah!