Stenroc voltage tester, flat 150, 250 V, 3.0 x 140 mm, on card
- Item no.
- SR 146550030
- EAN
- 5420000072787
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Description
You can find the Stenroc flat voltage tester 150, 250 V, 3.0 x 140 mm, on card at Proffix under Testers.
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Art. 481071What to look for in a flat voltage tester
A voltage tester 150 250 V is a simple hand tool for quickly checking whether voltage is present. This Stenroc model has a flat design, measures 30 x 140 mm and is supplied on a card, so you can easily carry it in a toolbox or work trousers.
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The tester is intended for alternating voltage in the range of 150 to 250 V. This is the range you deal with in most homes and workshops, with sockets and lighting circuits. It is a quick first check, not a replacement for a measuring instrument.
Who is a voltage tester 150 250 V suitable for?
Dit type tester past bij elektriciens, installateurs en klussers die een lichte, goedkope spanningszoeker bij de hand willen hebben. Door de platte vorm past hij in een gleuf of tussen ander gereedschap, en omdat hij op kaart wordt geleverd is hij ook handig als reserve voor in de bestelwagen of op de werf.
Testing voltage: how to work safely
First check that the tester works by using it on a point where you know for certain that voltage is present. Only then test the circuit you want to work on. If you are working on an installation, switch off the power first and then check again that there is really no voltage left. Only touch the insulated parts of the tester and, if in doubt, always take an extra measurement with a multimeter.
When do you choose a multimeter instead of a voltage tester?
A voltage tester gives a quick yes or no to the question of whether voltage is present. If you also want to read out the voltage, or check continuity, resistance or DC voltage, you need a multimeter. In the same Testers category you will find multimeters and clamp meters from other brands for this.
Frequently asked questions
What voltage is this tester intended for?
For alternating voltage from 150 to 250 V, as stated in the product name.
What are the dimensions of this voltage tester?
The tester is flat and measures 30 x 140 mm.
Is a voltage tester enough to work safely?
It gives a quick indication, but you should always switch off the power first and then check again. For accurate measurements, use a multimeter.
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