For more than 70 years, Amprobe has produced tough, dependable test and measurement equipment that is used by licensed electricians and HVAC specialists. Their offerings include a wide selection of clamp meters, digital multimeters, and tools designed specifically for the residential and commercial electrical, HVAC/R, utility, and industrial maintenance trades.
In 1948, Amprobe was founded in Long Island, New York, as Pyramid Instrument Company. One of Amprobe's early offerings was the "Amprobe" inductive clamp meter, for which the business was granted its first patent in September 1950. The firm name was formally changed to Amprobe Instrument Corporation in 1960 since the Amprobe name had been so closely associated with clamp meters. From its Lynbrook, New York base, Amprobe continued to create, produce, and distribute goods until it merged with ATP and moved to South Florida in late 1999. After being purchased by the Danaher Corporation in 2006, Amprobe relocated its global headquarters to Everett, Washington.
Amprobe has developed into a major global manufacturer of safe, dependable electrical test instruments with more than 500 products over the past seven decades for industrial, commercial, and residential applications. In addition to developing the original clamp meter and wire tracer, Amprobe has continuously been first to market with cutting-edge solutions to better serve the demands of their professional customers. In their cutting-edge environmental and safety testing facilities, all Amprobe tools go through stringent testing to assure quality and complete compliance with the most recent IEC and CE safety regulations. They are also listed with third party certification labs.
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