GT Series, Electrical Testers, Current Probes

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GT-12
DETECTOR VOLTAGE NON CONTACT
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CAT IV 1000V
Voltage Detector
Measures AC Voltage 50 ~ 1000VAC
GT-10GFI
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GFCI, 3-Wire Circuit Tester
Tests 3-Wire Circuits and Ground Continuity
GT-10
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3-Wire Circuit Tester
Tests 3-Wire Circuits and Ground Continuity
GT-16
DETECTOR VOLTAGE ADJUSTABLE
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CAT IV 1000V
Voltage Detector
Measures AC Voltage 5 ~ 1000VAC
GT-65
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CAT III 1000V, CAT IV 600V
Voltage Detector
Measures AC, DC Voltage 19 ~ 1000VAC, 5 ~ 1000VDC
GT-95
TESTER VOLTAGE LCD GFCI
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CAT III 1000V, CAT IV 600V
Voltage Detector
Measures AC, DC Voltage 19 ~ 1000VAC, 5 ~ 1000VDC
GT-15
DETECTOR NON CONTACT
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CAT III 300V
Voltage Detector
Measures AC Voltage 12 ~ 90VAC

About  Electrical Testers, Current Probes

Electrical testers and current probes encompass a diverse range of devices specifically engineered to measure or test various electrical conditions, such as voltage, resistance, current, capacitance, frequency, and more. These instruments play a crucial role in ensuring the safety, functionality, and compliance of electrical systems and components across a wide array of applications. The category includes an extensive selection of equipment, such as continuity testers, current meters, earth ground testers, GFCI testers, 3-wire circuit testers, phase rotation indicators, power quality analyzers, voltage detectors, and numerous other specialized tools. Each device is designed to fulfill specific measurement and testing requirements, catering to the diverse needs of electricians, technicians, and engineers working in fields ranging from industrial maintenance and construction to facility management and electronics troubleshooting. These instruments are essential for identifying faults, verifying proper operation, and diagnosing electrical issues in circuits, equipment, and systems. By providing accurate and reliable measurement capabilities, electrical testers and current probes contribute to the overall safety, efficiency, and performance of electrical installations and equipment.