UNI-T UT210C/D/E Mini Clamp Multimeter | ByOurielle

Why it works

Bring current, voltage and resistance checks into a compact clamp meter with model-specific functions for different electrical tasks.

The UNI-T UT210C/D/E series combines a 17 mm clamp jaw, 2000-count digital display, auto range, backlight and data hold in a compact meter.

Key benefits

Why you will keep it within reach

Fit the clamp into tighter electrical spaces

The 17 mm jaw and compact body make it easier to position the meter around a compatible conductor where a larger clamp is inconvenient.

Spend less time setting ranges manually

Auto-ranging handles compatible measurement range selection, while the backlight and data hold make routine readings easier to view and preserve.

Choose the model around the functions you need

UT210C/D/E differ in NCV, True RMS, zero and VFC features, letting you select a meter closer to your electrical workflow.

Keep a lighter meter in the service kit

At about 170 g and 175 × 60 × 33.5 mm, the meter is compact enough for portable electrical work.

Details that matter

Product details

Measure Current with a Compact Clamp Instead of Opening the Circuit Path

The UNI-T UT210 series combines a 17 mm clamp jaw with multimeter functions in a compact 170 g body for electrical measurement work. Auto-ranging, a backlit display and data hold help simplify everyday readings, while the small jaw is practical where larger clamp meters are harder to position around a compatible conductor.

Choose the UT210 Model for the Functions You Need

UT210C, UT210D and UT210E share the compact clamp format but differ in advanced functions. UT210C and UT210D include NCV and True RMS; UT210D and UT210E include zero mode; UT210E adds VFC low-pass filtering. All three support voltage and resistance measurement, and batteries are not included.

17mm clamp jaw fits more easily into tighter electrical spaces
Auto range, backlight and data hold reduce friction during routine readings
Model-specific NCV, True RMS, zero and VFC options let you choose the feature set you need
Compact 170g body is easier to carry in a service or tool kit

UNI-T UT210C/D/E Mini Digital Clamp Multimeter

How it works

Simple by design

Choose the UT210 model

Select UT210C, UT210D or UT210E according to the measurement functions you need.

Use the clamp for compatible current measurement

Place one compatible conductor inside the clamp jaw and follow the meter's controls and electrical safety practices for the circuit being measured.

Use the probes for other measurements

Connect the test leads for compatible voltage, resistance and other functions provided by the selected model, then use data hold when you need to preserve a reading.

The specifics

Product details

Brand: UNI-T
Models: UT210C, UT210D, UT210E
Product type: Mini digital clamp multimeter
Display: 2000 count, backlit
Jaw capacity: 17 mm
Auto range: Yes
Sampling rate: 2–3 readings/s
Data hold: Yes
Auto power off: Yes
Voltage measurement: Up to 600 V
Resistance measurement: Up to 20 MΩ
Capacitance measurement: Up to 20 mF
NCV: UT210C and UT210D
True RMS: UT210C and UT210D
Zero mode: UT210D and UT210E
VFC low-pass filter: UT210E
Dimensions: Approx. 175 × 60 × 33.5 mm
Weight: Approx. 170 g
Battery: Not included

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FAQ

Good to know before you order

What is the difference between UT210C, UT210D and UT210E?

UT210C and UT210D include NCV and True RMS. UT210D and UT210E include zero mode. UT210E adds a VFC low-pass filter. Choose the exact model for the functions you need.

How large is the clamp jaw?

The jaw capacity is 17 mm.

Does the meter select ranges automatically?

Yes. The UT210 series uses auto-ranging for compatible measurements.

Are batteries included?

No. Batteries are not included.

Can I use it on any electrical circuit?

No. Use the meter only within the ratings and functions of the selected model, follow appropriate electrical safety practices and use qualified procedures for hazardous or energized circuits.

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