UNI-T UT272A Earth Clamp Meter
UNI-T UT272A Earth Clamp Meter
The UNI-T UT272A is a professional earth clamp meter designed for electricians, safety engineers, and grounding specialists who need a fast, non-intrusive method of measuring earth leakage and grounding resistance without disconnecting th...
UNI-T UT272A Earth Clamp Meter
The UNI-T UT272A is a professional earth clamp meter designed for electricians, safety engineers, and grounding specialists who need a fast, non-intrusive method of measuring earth leakage and grounding resistance without disconnecting the earth electrode. Simply clamp around the grounding conductor and get accurate readings instantly — making earth resistance testing safer, faster, and more practical in the field.
Key Features
- Earth Resistance Measurement: 0.01Ω – 1200Ω without disconnecting the ground
- Earth Leakage Current: AC leakage current measurement for fault detection
- AC Current Measurement: Up to 30A leakage / interference current
- True RMS: Accurate readings on distorted waveforms
- Clamp Jaw Opening: Large jaw to fit earthing conductors and rods
- Display: Large backlit LCD for clear readings in all lighting conditions
- Data Hold & MAX/MIN: Capture and review peak readings
- Auto Power Off: Conserves battery during extended field work
- Alarm Function: Audible alert when readings exceed set threshold
- Safety Rating: CAT III 300V
Typical Applications
- Earth/ground resistance testing at substations, towers, and pylons
- Grounding system verification for buildings and industrial plants
- Earth leakage detection in electrical installations
- Lightning protection system grounding checks
- Routine preventive maintenance of earthing systems
What's in the Box
- UNI-T UT272A Earth Clamp Meter (main unit)
- Batteries
- Carry pouch
- User manual
Skip the hassle of disconnecting ground electrodes — the UNI-T UT272A lets you test earthing resistance quickly and safely, keeping your installations compliant and your team protected.
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