Are my estimations correct? (parasitic drain in different lights)

[MascaratumB]

@moderator007

I know your gonna think this is a bit strange recommending the same brand name but
the UT210E clamp meter seems like a very decent meter. I purchased one after several members here recommended it.
It’s worked fine in the year or so I have had it.
A look at the Uni-T UT210E - Page 1
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HKJ gave it a thorough test here. Test/review of DMM/Clamp UNI-T UT210E

Not weird at all, I see many people using Uni-T tools, and that was what took me to get this small one. I tought it would be better, though.
Thanks for the suggestion.

@Lexel

Its OK, but has its drawbacks compared to more expensive ones
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I will have to ponder those drawbacks and see which will fit my needs the most. I surely don’t need a super accurate or super expensive clamp meter because of my type of use.
Thanks for the suggestion.

@Terry Oregon

If anyone desires to stay with Fluke, this lower-end Fluke is what I use for uA measurements on my lights. This model was intended for sale in China (why it’s cheaper), but you can get it in the states for about $135.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/

Thanks for the suggestion Terry! It may be a little ($100) above of what I can spend on a measuring tool like this
Not being an expert guy or a tester/developer I will be looking to have one with a good compromise between what it can measure and what it costs.

I’ll check your suggestions and other tests from HKJ! :+1: