Define "robust". A quick look at the brochure shows that FieldSense works up to 1000V with 1V resolution. The accuracy is dependent on the wire gauge too...
3% +- 5D (45 to 66Hz) for <= 4/0AWG
and
5% +- 5D (45 to 66Hz) for >= 4/0AWG
So accuracy is dependent in line frequency, and wire gauge. They also mention the importance of wire positionning in the jaw. Personally though? I would love to own one. It would be neat as a dedicated current clamp for when I work on the occasional panel and use this instead of an NCV detector. While the accuracy isn't super, this is geared towards industrial work and fractional digits won't matter for first approximations anyways. This does not replace a proper contact measurement, but reduces arc flash hazards and such.
However, people's actual experiences can vary... Interested to hear these.
Tyler