What is the clamping power?
1744806
Clamping Voltage: 500V There is no definition of "clamping power". The lower this number the better.
2056548
I suppose it would depend on the weight and balancing of the objects being glued. I don't recall every using a clamp except once on a chair back, which was promptly broken again by a visitor! I've used this glue (and tried many others) for years and never found a better one...I've mostly repaired china and glass objects that I just hold in position for a minute or so, then prop at the correct angle so the glue can harden overnight. Love this glue!Hope this helps...NBS
824919
I clipped it on a 40 watt standard bulb, fit perfectly. The clamp is flexible enough to move as needed. Hope this helps
254860
Just the clamp. I used the system for about a week and gave up after realizing that it's a pain in the rear and can't be heard at anything over 30 MPH.
88872
I'm sorry I don't know what clamping voltage is. I can say that I have all 7 plugs in use with a tv, sound bar, sub woofer, uverse box, a modem and a few other things. I haven't had any problems. all my important electronics is on the surge
287755
Without a clampmeter I cant tell you the exact draw. The packaging doesn't offer this info. What I can tell you is that i have 4 on my tank, along with the light, using a fogger infrequently, and my tv with all the other goodies (satellite, dvd player, soundbox) all plugged into one line with no problems.
556513
I apologize about my last answer. I see now that the clamp has dual clamp adjustments. There is a screw that can be loosened to allow for large scale adjustment of the clamp in addition to the finger wheel. It looks like it can clamp tables up to 1.75 inches thick.
497244
330V. The link provided by another user has a table of info and the "clamping voltage" is listed as "UL 1449 TVSS Rating" which is 330V for this unit.
679436
I think so...if I understand your question. I'm using it on a table where the top extends 1.5" from the table's frame. 1.5" looks to be the minimum. 1.75" should provide plenty of table top to clamp to.
786822
Unlikely - you would be pushing the limits of the plastic clamps. This unit also burns through batteries in no time. I would keep shopping.
1019560
According the Manufacter description: AC clamping is at 330V, coax clamping is at 75V. The HTS850 is rated at 1800 watts continuous. Distortion is < .01%. It has a 2590 joule rating.
1195368
It is 5 or 6 mm for the clamp. Don't remember if they were included but easy enough to pick up at the hardware store. These worked great for my bike as the shaft is older and slightly smaller than newer apps. They look very good also.
128989
It comes with a clamp. I have it clamped onto a table that is one inch thick and I have never had to adjust it.
1970904
The adjustable clamp is available for purchase: http://www.amazon.com/Alvin-Heavy-duty-Adjustable-Designed-CL1755/dp/B001DNAGWK.
480902
The clamp is not that accurate. I think its good for testing starters, alternators, etc. I just don't think it would it would work for trying to see less then an amps worth of difference. I wouldn't bother using it to measure anything less then 10 amps.
140106
Yes-clamping system is much better. Adjustable and allows you to really hold something down so it doesn't move.
1057365
NO!! Now, as of 11/15, it is only one (very expensive) clamp. I first ordered these a couple of years ago and got 12. Now the merchant informs me Amazon has made some mistake in the listing. I only got ONE in my order this time. He refunded my money.