Current clamps and probes are essential industrial tools designed for non-invasive current measurement in electrical systems. These devices typically feature clamp-on designs for easy attachment to live conductors, enabling safe monitoring of AC/DC currents without circuit interruption. Common types include Rogowski coils for flexible measurements, Hall-effect sensors for DC applications, and split-core transformers for permanent installations. Key specifications include current range (from mA to kA), accuracy classes, bandwidth, and safety ratings like CAT III/IV. Industrial-grade models often incorporate data logging, wireless connectivity, and compatibility with multimeters or oscilloscopes. Applications span motor testing, energy audits, power quality analysis, and maintenance diagnostics across manufacturing, utilities, and HVAC systems.