E-Z Check® Circuit Tester
Tests 3-wire 120V AC circuits for wiring faults
Key Specifications
- Warranty
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Limited 2 Year
- Data Hold
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No
- GFCI Test
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No
- Diode Test
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No
- Auto Ranging
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No
- Auto Power Off
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No
- Backlit Display
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No
- Drop Protection
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N
- Dual LCD Display
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No
- Audible Continuity
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No
- Built-in Flashlight
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No
- IP Rating
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N/A
More product specifications
- Test Leads Included
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No
- DC Polarity Indicator
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No
- Low battery Indication
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No
- Minimum/Maximum Memory
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No
- Non-Contact Voltage Test
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No
- Colour
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Yellow
Detailed information
The IDEAL® E-Z Check® Circuit Tester is a reliable tool that tests 3-wire, 120 V AC circuits for correct wiring, and common faults including open ground, reverse polarity, open hot, open neutral, hot on neutral, and hot and ground reversed with open hot. Designed with a no-slip ergonomic grip for maximum comfort, it features premium neon lamps to clearly indicate readings and a tough, impact-resistant case for durability. With the E-Z Check® Circuit Tester, you can confidently pinpoint circuit issues with precision and ease.
- Finds common wiring faults including open ground, reverse polarity, open hot, open neutral, hot on neutral, hot and ground reversed with open hot
- No-slip ergonomic design maximizes comfort
- Premium neon lamps prevent false readings
- Constructed of tough, impact resistant plastic
- For use with 3-wire, 120V circuits
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E-Z Check® Plus GFCI Circuit Tester
SKU: 61-051 -
GFCI Receptacle / Voltage Tester
SKU: 61-517 -
GFCI Receptacle Tester
SKU: 61-502
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