we can use this tool in any mulitmeter and we can use this tool in Hantek labscope to check 0.030 milliamp current (Current Probe, Low range, with Banana Plugs)

Answer

Scott

Nov 05, 2018 - 04:58 AM

Yes you can use this with a multimeter or a labscope. It would not be the best choice for checking very low current draws as it tends to be noisy at very low currents. Also, the jaw is not big enough to go around a battery cable.

I would recommend the Pico 30A current amp probe. It has a 19mm jaw opening that will fit around battery cables, and it is also very accruate for parasitic draw tests.
https://www.aeswave.com/30A-Current-C...

This amp clamp has a BNC connection. You will need an adapter to use it with a multimeter.
https://www.aeswave.com/Flexible-Adap...

Source: SA