Milwaukee M12 12v Cordless Drill/Driver
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Milwaukee
- Mfg Part #: MILN2207-21P
- UPC: 045242223831
- Category: Power Tools
Product Description
Milwaukee, 2207-21, Test Equipment,NA, Power Tools, Meters M12- Cordless Fork MeterThe M12- Cordless Fork Meter is a heavy duty True-RMS electrical tester for professional residential, commercial and industrial applications. Powered by the Milwaukee M12 Lithium Ion battery, the 2207-21 is four tools in one providing current measurement, voltage measurement, voltage detection and task lighting. In addition, this new tool provides a wide 0.63 fork opening, high 200amp current range and a high contrast white-on-black display. Covered by Milwaukee 5-Year Warranty. Features:Measures up to 200 amps, Wide 0.63 jaw openingWide Voltage range to 1000 volts AC /DCTrue-RMS for accurate measurement in all applicationsLo-Z measurement to eliminate ghost voltageBuilt-In Voltage Detector and LED Work LightHigh Contrast, White on Black Display with Backlight for easy readingRugged over-molding increases durability and user gripCAT IV 600V / CAT III 1000V for greater safetySince its founding in 1924,
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