Klein Tools USB Digital Meter - USB-A & USB-C

Klein Tools USB Digital Meter - USB-A & USB-C

USB Digital Meter - USB-A & USB-C

The Klein Tools ET920 is a USB digital meter for Type-A and Type-C ports. It accurately and reliably measures and displays the USB port voltage, current, capacity, energy, and resistance simultaneously. It can function with any USB-A and most USB-C ports, including Qualcomm Quick Charge® ports that have the ability to deliver power. It requires NO batteries as it draws power from the power source to function. 

Features:

  • 3 to 20V DC; Current: 0.05 to 3A (USB-A); 3 to 20V DC; Current: 0.05 to 5A (USB-C)
  • Continuously monitor up to 1000 hours of voltage, current, capacity/charge delivered, energy, and resistance (calculated)
  • Tests most common standard USB-A or USB-C ports, including Qualcomm Quick Charge® ports
  • Store and recall up to 10 readings
  • Voltage and current overload detection
  • Hi-resolution LCD for clear visibility in environments with low ambient lighting
  • Durable cables to allow easy access to hard-to-reach ports
  • Rugged, pocket-sized, and light weight Klein industrial design stands up to jobsite demands
  • Built to withstand a 6' (2M) drop
  • No batteries needed; powered by the USB port being tested

Specifications:

  • Type: USB-A (Type A) and USB-C (Type C)
  • Application: USB Port Voltage, Current, Capacity, Energy and Resistance (Calculated)
  • Special Features: Fits Any USB-A and USB-C Ports
  • Voltage: 3 to 20V DC
  • Current: USB-A: 0.05 to 3A; USB-C: 0.05-5A
  • Capacity Used: 99,999mAh Maximum
  • Energy Delivered: 999Wh Maximum
  • Resistance: 400 ohms Maximum
  • Elapsed Time: Up to 999 Hours, 59 Min, 59 Secs
  • USB Compatibility: USB-A, USB-C; Qualcomm Quick Charge® Compatible
  • Drop Protection: 2M (6.6')
  • Ingress Protection: IP20
  • Display: LCD
  • Material: Polymer
  • Overall Length: 2.96" (75.2mm)
  • Overall Height: 0.6" (15.2mm)
  • Overall Width: 1.96" (49.8mm)
  • Weight: 1.7oz (48g)

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.