Clamp meter Benning CM7 digital AC/DC up to 1000 A (model 044059)

The Benning CM7 digital clamp meter measures AC and DC currents up to 1000 A using a clamp-style sensor that allows non-contact measurement without interrupting the circuit. The compact instrument is intended for electricians and technicians who require portable, on-site current measurements for troubleshooting, maintenance and diagnostics. The design emphasizes ease of use, clear readings and safe operation when examining live conductors.

Advantages

The clamp meter provides accurate current measurements for both AC and DC circuits in a single handheld instrument. Its clamp sensor enables quick, non-invasive checks on conductors and cable bundles, reducing downtime during inspections. The compact housing and intuitive controls support fast field operation, while the clear digital display simplifies reading values in various lighting conditions.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation testing and fault finding
• Preventive maintenance of motors and electrical equipment
• Field service diagnostics and on-site measurements
• Checking current draw on industrial and residential circuits

Key specifications

• Measurement range: AC and DC current up to 1000 A
• Clamp-style non-contact current sensor for single-conductor measurement
• Digital display for numeric readout
• Portable, handheld form factor for field use
• Designed for use on live conductors without circuit interruption

How to use

Place the clamp around a single conductor and close it fully before reading the display. Select the appropriate function (AC or DC) if the instrument has separate modes, and ensure the meter is set to the correct measurement range if manual range selection is required. Observe standard electrical safety procedures: keep hands and fingers behind the protective barriers, avoid clamping multiple conductors simultaneously, and verify the meter condition before use.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, clamp around one conductor at a time and allow the reading to stabilise. Use the meter in dry conditions and store it in a protective case when not in use. Regularly inspect the clamp jaws and housing for damage and replace batteries according to the manufacturer’s guidance to maintain accurate performance.