The CM55 Flexible Clamp Meter from FLIR is an ergonomic tool designed to simplify current measurements. Made with a narrow flexible coil clamp, the CM55 lets you take measurements in spaces where a traditional hard jaw clamp meter cannot be used. With Bluetooth communication for remote viewing and data transfer to iOS and Android devices via the FLIR Tools Mobile App, you can analyze and share data quickly.

• Standalone flexible clamp meter
• Snake the coil around obstacles with ease, even in crowded cabinets
• True RMS AC current up to 3,000A for multiple conductor measurements
• Inrush current function for equipment start-up spikes
• Supports multiple units for remote viewing of multiphase systems
• Data recording for trend analysis transferable via Bluetooth
• Bright, dual-LED worklights provide built-in illumination for dark cabinets
• Drop tested to 10'
• Portable, lightweight, and tangle-free
• Suitable for easy maneuverability and compact convenience

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How often should the Sekonic I-346 be sent in for calibration to Sekonic?

A: The I-346 is calibrated in the factory, so it doesn't need to be sent in for calibration on a regular basis.

Q: 2. Can it do 1/48 shutter speed?

A: No, that Sekonic L-308X-U Flashmate Light Meter cannot be set to 1/48 shutter speed. It can be set to Full, ½ or 1/3rd increments. 1/48 is not any of those.

Q: 3. do you sell a shoe to mount this meter on?

A: The TTArtisan Light Meter II can mount on a cold shoe bracket such as this Vello: https://bhpho.to/3pSMOTG

Q: 4. ia a difference between XU or X ?

A: Same product U-comes with USA Warranty Limited 1-Year Warranty Limited 2-Year Warranty Extension with Online Registration

Q: 5. Where is the receptor head? Can't quite tell; it appears to be on the top vs on the front like with the 398. Do you point the receptor head at your subject?

A: Notice the white slide in the front of the meter. If you slide it to the right (the white little bump will cover the sensor) you will be in incident light mode. That is, you should stand where your subject is and point it towards where you will shoot from then take a reading. This is the most accurate method. If you move the white slide to the left (exposing the sensor) you are in the reflective mode. Here you would aim the meter at your subject from your camera position will be. This is how the light meter in a camera works. The differences in value is what your exposure compensation would be if you where using the camera's light meter.

Q: 6. Will this meter display percent of flash contribution?

A: Unfortunately, this meter would not display a percentage of flash.

Q: 7. Can the Sekonic L-308XU accurately measure bulb flash output, e.g. press 25 bulbs?

A: The Sekonic L-308X-U Flashmate Light Meter is only capable of measuring within shutter speeds of 60 seconds to 1/8000.

Q: 8. Can this meter be used for very low light night shots? I have a meter in my old Mamiya Sekor 1000 DTL but I can't read it when it's too dark out, because it's a black needle (if I could get to it I would paint it with some glow in the dark paint).

A: Probably not, you are much better off with a meter that has an LCD readout with backlight. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1390250-REG/sekonic_401_305_l_308x_u_flashmate_light_meter.html

Q: 9. How long will this lamp run on brand new AA batteries?

A: Unfortunately Carson does not provide the battery life spec on the LF-10 model but it would be at least a couple dozen hours.

Q: 10. When metering in Cine mode, does this meter in T-stops?

A: No, the Sekonic L-308X-U Flashmate Light Meter does not display in T-stops