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Non Contact Voltage Testers

The Magnet Stick provides safe and simple checking for the presence of magnetism

  • Locates breaks in cable
  • Detects blown fuses inside plugs or fuse holders
  • Distinguishes between live and neutral wires in both single and three-phase supplies
  • Indicates voltage-carrying cables in junction boxes
  • Indentifies faulty in-line switches
  • Locates defective in-series light bulbs
  • Intrinsically safe
  • Optimised for 110v AC
  • Voltage indicator with safety handguard to avoid unintentional contact with live conductor
  • Insulated for safe use
  • Fully approved to IEC 61010-1, CATIII 1000VAC and CE
  • Colour: Blue
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Features
Locates breaks in cable
Detects blown fuses inside plugs or fuse holders
Distinguishes between live and neutral wires in both single and three-phase supplies
Indicates voltage-carrying cables in junction boxes
Indentifies faulty in-line switches
Locates defective in-series light bulbs
Intrinsically safe
Optimised for 110v AC
Voltage indicator with safety handguard to avoid unintentional contact with live conductor
Insulated for safe use

The Magnet Stick provides safe and simple checking for the presence of magnetism.

Upon testing and without metallic contact, the lamp lights immediately where there is a magnetic field (e.g an activated coil in a solenoid valve). Equipment can be tested without having to switch it off and magnetic coils can often be tested through their protective cover, saving hours of dismantling time.

The Magnet Stick responds to all kinds of magnetic fields from alternating direct current, to permanent magnets.

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