Standard Fluke digital multimeters do not have a dedicated "sensor mode" button

[overvolt]

This is a fresh AI response that I got in my question.

Standard Fluke digital multimeters do not have a dedicated "sensor mode" button ..

And I think that we should do a list, about HH DMM these supporting an dedicated  "sensor mode" button.

I know, Kiriako's loves his U1272A because these include an relative software conversion function SCALE Mode.
This allows you to hook up an external clamp current sensor and automatically scale the current input, an mV to Ampere conversion.

Are they any other HH DMM with similar feature build in?
KYORITSU has adopt that at specific models too, for their KEW8115 clamp sensor.   
   

[Kiriakos GR]

My quick answer,  U1272A this is unique over our planet, it supports all three known conversions.
100mv/A , 10mV/A , 1/mV/A.

Other brands might support 10mV/A and 1/mV/A, or just the 10mV/A.

I do not have any details about KYORITSU.

DEREE  DE-208A this supports "sensor mode"

HIOKI this has also an model this supports "sensor mode" (but I do not have memory of the actual model).

 

[Andrew-88]

100mv/A this is an less common conversion, but this is for high sensitivity (low current) and precise probes.

https://www.ittsb.eu/forum/index.php?topic=1778.0 

https://www.ittsb.eu/forum/index.php?topic=2232.0

[overvolt]

And I think that we should do a list, about HH DMM these supporting an dedicated  "sensor mode" button.

I think, that I have now to retract my past made suggestion, due the small number of candidates = a very short list   

[Kiriakos GR]

100mv/A this is an less common conversion, but this is for high sensitivity (low current) and precise probes.

https://www.ittsb.eu/forum/index.php?topic=1778.0 

https://www.ittsb.eu/forum/index.php?topic=2232.0

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These models they are also capable and compatible with this special current clamp probe.
Because Gossen Metrawatt having it as well at their products portfolio.   

Another interesting detail this is Gossen DMM DC 1V range accuracy specifications at 0.05% + 3 counts
While the U1272A this has at DC 3V range accuracy specifications at 0.05% + 5 counts

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