🔧 Elevate Your Testing Game with the HS36!
The Fieldpiece HS36 Expandable Autoranging True RMS Stick Multimeter is a versatile and precise tool designed for professionals. It features auto ranging for accurate measurements, non-contact voltage indication for safety, and advanced capabilities for measuring microamps and capacitance, making it an essential device for any technician.
Brand | Fieldpiece |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Style | Voltage Tester |
Color | Blue |
Item Weight | 0.01 Ounces |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 6.5 x 3 x 11.75 inches |
Specification Met | CE, UL |
Upper Temperature Rating | 140 Degrees Fahrenheit |
Measurement Type | Multimeter |
UPC | 872641000325 |
Manufacturer | Standard Plumbing Supply |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00872641000325 |
Part Number | HS36 |
Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 6.5 x 3 x 11.75 inches |
Item model number | HS36 |
Batteries | 1 9V batteries required. (included) |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Special Features | Rugged ABS case with rubberized bumpers; Built-in magnetic hanger allows you to test with one hand or no-hands; Built-in lead storage; Ergonomic shape fits naturally in your hand; Auto power-off (APO) to conserve battery life; Included: Expandable True RMS Stick Multimeter with Backlight - HS36, 400A Amp Clamp Accessory - ACH4, Deluxe Silicone Test Leads - ADLS2, Short Alligator Lead Extensions - ASA2, Deluxe Meter Case - ANC1, 9-Volt battery (installed), Operator’s manual |
Included Components | Meter |
Batteries Included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Alkaline |
Average Battery Life | 300 Hours |
O**E
Excellent Expandable Multimeter
I am an HVAC Technician and I needed to get me a new expandable stick meter to replace my old fieldpiece amp clamp meter. This one is excellent and has all the things I need plus I can buy attachments to expand what it can do for me.
J**E
random number generator ?
I am a Master electrician and hold a class "A" TACL license and have been using meters for 20 years. This meter is really nice, but it does have a strange feature of running through random numbers while testing un-energized circuits.. I had to carry 2 meters around with me the 1st few months I owned this thing.. I didn't trust it because of all the random number generation while in AC voltage test mode... I have been searching for technical support or others who own this thing, but have found little. The unstable nature of this meter in voltage test mode takes some getting used to... Sometimes when it senses real voltage the light comes on and it beeps, but it takes a certain voltage to trigger this comforting feature.. Field Piece may have always been made like this. I have always used Fluke, Ideal, even SQ D WAY back in the tester days...They read "0" volts when the circuit being tested is dead. The field peice reads whatever it feels like generating, which is unsetteling when I am using this thing to safe gaurd against personal injury,death and equipment damage... Other than that one REALLY weird feature I really like the thing... If some one knows something that I don't, I would love feedback. Maybe I am missing something...
C**R
My new favorite meter
This is a great multimeter! I've been doing hvac-r for years and this is my new favorite. The fact that you can attach the clamp to your leads and replace panels to take amp draw underload is worth it alone. Don't let the phantom voltage confuse you the meter will beep when it confirms voltage. The backlight could stay on a lil longer before timing out but that's my only real complaint. I would definitely purchase again.
J**N
3.5 stars....
It's a good meter with many options and nice features. Downside is voltmeter show random reading when leads aren't touching anything, unsure if NCV or true RMS features are interfering with voltage readings. Voltage read correctly when leads are touching live voltage. I have yet to test it on low voltage circuits .
L**E
Love this meter!
This meter is an HVAC tech’s best friend! I am never dissatisfied with anything from Fieldpiece.Although IMO it’s a bit pricey, you get what you pay for and for me, I don’t mind spending a bit more to ensure I’m using the best possible tools available in my trade.