Habotest HT200B clamp meter

The compact HT200B clamp meter allows for precise measurement of various parameters. It is equipped with a backlit HD display and jaws up to 18 mm in size. Despite its small size, it impresses with its functionality. It requires 2 AAA 1.5 V batteries for power, which must be purchased separately - they are not included in the kit.

Measures various parameters

This small device surprises with its many possibilities. With its help, you can accurately measure AC and DC voltage, AC current and resistance. You will also check continuity. You can also test diodes. The measurement results are displayed on the easy-to-read HD display of the device. Among other things, you will find a low battery indicator. In addition, the display backlight turns orange when the voltage value exceeds 80 V or the current value exceeds 3 A.

Additional facilities

The device allows you to store data. Access to this and other functions is provided by convenient, intuitive buttons. The HT200B is also easy to operate with the built-in button. With a jaw width of up to 18 mm, the device can be used for a wide variety of applications. The meter is incredibly convenient and lightweight - it weighs only 150 g. It fits perfectly in the hand and ensures comfortable use. Due to its small size, you can always have it with you. Simply pack it in a bag and take it wherever you need it.

Warranty: 12 months

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Same summary

The Habotest HT200B digital clamp meter is suitable primarily for users who need reliable basic electrical measurements in the household, in the garden, in car repairs or in the field. Due to the digital and manual measurement mode, they are convenient for quickly checking voltage up to 600 V, resistance, continuity and easy to use even for those with less experience. The device is the best choice for home or occasional users who are looking for clear readings and a compact design, and do not expect the advanced functions of professional laboratory models. However, when used in more demanding, humid environments, it is recommended to check the product's protection against moisture.

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User view

These digital clamp meters are most often chosen by users who undertake basic electrical repairs at home, on the weekend or repairing car wiring. They are excellent for troubleshooting electrical networks, checking battery health or simply diagnosing electrical components, as they are intuitive to use and the results are quickly readable.

Consumers often appreciate the reliability and practicality of the Habotest brand, which is recognized for its excellent balance between functionality and ease of use.

Why buy at Enaa

At Enau, product descriptions are designed to clearly present their practical advantages and point out potential limitations, making the decision easier. We always offer modern and proven electrical measurement devices, with user experience at the forefront.

Answers to frequently asked questions

Are these clamp meters suitable for measurements in a car?

Yes, the Habotest HT200B digital clamp meter is very suitable for basic voltage, current and resistance measurements in automotive systems, such as checking the battery or fuses.

How easy is it to use for beginners?

It is easy to use, as all functions are clearly marked, and the digital display allows quick and accurate reading of results even for those with less experience.

What is the highest voltage I can measure with this model?

The maximum measured voltage with this model is up to 600 V, which is sufficient for the needs of most home and basic professional users.

Are the pliers also suitable for outdoor work?

The device is compact and portable enough for field use, but in case of working in a humid environment, attention should be paid to the level of moisture protection.

Are current clamps necessary for basic household tasks?

Clamp meters are not necessary for basic voltage and resistance measurements in household tasks, but they can be very useful for checking current without breaking a circuit.

Description updated: March 2026