Product Details
Heavy-Duty Continuity Tester by Gardner Bender®. Safety is the number one priority on any job site. Gardner Bender's testing equipment can be put to good use ensuring that electrical equipment is properly installed and safe to operate. The condition of electrical installations can be established when contractors use test equipment. Any test unit that can be used to measure or review an application without coming in contact with a live conductor is a necesity. Testing equipment can be put to good use ensuring that electrical equipment is properly installed and safe to operate. Faulty installations can be lethal; the condition of electrical installations can be established when contractors use test equipment. Gardner Bender is pleased to offer an innovative full feature line of test equipment designed to make electrical work faster and safer.
Specifications
| Each in Package Height (in): 9.7 |
| Each in Package Width (in): 2.7 |
| Each in Package Length/Depth (in): 1.3 |
| Each in Package Weight (lbs): 0.146 |
| Inner Pack Weight (lbs): 0.73 |
Features
- 36 in insulated test lead with an alligator clip on the end
- Bright indicator bulb lights if continuity exists
- Pocket clip for added convenience
- Tests: extension cords, fuses, switches, water heater coils and un-energized low voltage wiring
- Tests for continuity in non-energized circuits
- One Year Warranty
- Perfect blend of leading innovations and superior workmanship
- Manufactured to offer high value and everlasting reliability
- Strict quality control ensures conformance to safety standards
Makes quick work out of any electrical project
Tests continuity on non live circuits
Insulated alligator clip
2 AA batteries included
Bright 360° visual indicators
Tests extension cords, fuses, switches, and water heater coils
36" flexible test lead
Carded
Gardner Bender® has been innovating and manufacturing conduit bending and conduit fishing equipment, electrical connection supplies, tools and wire management products for electricians for over half a century. Inventor James Gardner had started to produce his first mold to begin manufacturing his patented aluminum conduit benders that contained double-levels to tell electricians they had a 45 or 90 degree angle of bend. Fueled from this success, innovation was born, and by 1969 he redesigned and patented an improved fish tape for pulling wires through conduit. By 1975 Gardner Bender was producing 13 different types of hand benders, three different types of fish tapes, an assortment of wire connectors and other items needed by electricians.