UEI EPC Unboxing | TrueRMS Wireless Everyday Professional Clamp Meter @HVACS

Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Looking for the perfect everyday professional clamp meter? Check out our unboxing of the UEI EPC multimeter! This TrueRMS wireless clamp meter is designed for HVAC technicians and delivers accurate measurements on all systems, including inverter-driven equipment.

Key Features:

TrueRMS technology for accurate readings on inverter-driven systems
AC/DC voltage and amperage measurements
Resistance, continuity, and capacitance testing
Temperature measurement with included K-type probe
Bluetooth connectivity with UEI Hub app
Ergonomic grip with jaw-mounted test lead holder
Magnetic hanger strap for hands-free operation
Protective carrying case included

Perfect for troubleshooting inverter systems and modern HVAC equipment. Whether you're testing capacitors, checking flame sensors, or measuring inrush current, the UEI EPC everyday professional clamp meter has you covered.

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UEI EPC Unboxing | TrueRMS Wireless Everyday Professional Clamp Meter

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