Cordless Circuit Tester

3 - 30V DC
SKU: ET3430

Automotive

$69.00
In Stock

An innovative tool designed for quick and efficient electrical diagnostics without the need for ground wires or clips. Ideal for testing DC circuits ranging from 3V to 30V. Computer safe.

  • No earth lead required - simply touch your body to ground, in order to complete the circuit.
  • Dual colour LED indicates Ground (green) or Power (red).
  • Suitable for 6V | 12V | 24V systems.
  • Internal lithium battery (ER14250) included

SKU ET3430
Barcode # 9321280428522
Brand Automotive
Product weight 0.2000kg
Shipping weight 0.200000kg

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