Yes. Look for 4-20mA loop clamp on meters. Fluke 77x series is an example:
http://www.fluke.com/Fluke/usen/Clamp-Meters/Fluke-771-Milliamp-Process-Clamp-Meter.htm?PID=69415 0 to 100mA with 1% accuracy worst case over the whole range. -James Jarvis APRS World, LLC On 05/24/2012 12:49 AM, William Miller wrote:
Mike: Is there such a tool as a DC clamp-on that can reliably measure 10 mA? My experience is any clamp meter is unreliable below 5A.
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