A clamp meter is an electrical tester that combines a voltmeter with a clamp-type current meter. It is used by electricians to measure electrical energy. Voltage is measured by attaching a set of test leads and probes, which make contact with an electrical source, such as a household electrical outlet. Alternatively, when you clamp the instrument’s jaws around a conductor carrying AC current, that current is coupled through the jaws and a reading can be obtained in a non-contact way.

Lindsey Berdan, IDSA | Fluke Corporation

Lindsey used to be an industrial designer, is currently an interaction designer, and tomorrow may claim to be a user experience designer.  She enjoys swimming, skiing, yoga, other people’s dogs and visiting friends in places like Wenatchee, Portland, London, Stuttgart, Dubai and Bangkok.

Lindsey works for the Fluke Corporation.