[CC] millivolt hack to test large current with Ideal 61-347 and UNI-T CS06A 

Hi guys! This video has two parts. Navigate to the second half 03:44 if you wish to go straight to the demonstration of the AC current accessory clamp to test large current. The first half provides some background, if you're new to this device.
I introduced what could perhaps be a less known, but clever feature that a digital multimeter can also be applied in. That is, testing a large current (above 10A) using a device called AC current clamp accessory. In this example, I used the Ideal Industries 61-347 True RMS digital multimeter with the UNI-T CS06A AC current sensor. A Fluke i400e may also be used. I'd appreciate it a lot if you can hit and that like and subscribe buttons. Thanks for watching! Stay safe.
00:00 Disclaimer
00:05 usual way of DMM current testing
00:23 limitation of series connection
00:39 the ac current accessory clamp (sensor)
01:30 how to use the ac current accessory clamp
01:59 internal noise in my Ideal 61-347
02:28 mV AC specs of the DMM
02:42 using an AC line splitter
03:22 using a Hioki 3288-20 to compare readings
03:44 demo of large current testing (63 Amperes)
04:35 device with lowest CAT rating to be followed
05:02 ending
Disclaimer:
This video is for information, educational purposes only. The author's views do not necessarily reflect the views of any other person or organization. The testing in this video was done in a controlled manner. Do not replicate. It is recommended that electrical works, testing and maintenance be performed only by licensed electrical practitioners who know the risks of their trade and are able to work safely.

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