6V~380V Electrical Voltage Tester 8-in-1, Multi-Function AC/DC Volt Stick with Continuity Test, Two Pole Probe Live Wire Detector for Circuit Safety, Alarm Indicators for Electricians

• 8-in-1 Multi-Function Design: This voltage tester combines multiple electrical diagnostic capabilities into one compact device. The professional-grade tool handles AC/DC detection, continuity checks, and circuit analysis across a wide 6V~380V range.
• Bipole Probe Technology: Featuring dual-pole functionality, this continuity tester automatically detects voltage ranges without manual adjustments. The clear LED display delivers precise readings for confident electrical assessments.
• Visual & Audible Alerts: Equipped with alarm indicators, this circuit tester provides both light signals and sound notifications when detecting live currents. The responsive system ensures you never miss critical electrical activity during inspections.
• Long Lead & Safety Construction: The 76cm wire length offers comfortable reach into tight spaces while keeping hands safely positioned. Housed in durable ABS material, this live wire detector maintains reliability even when batteries are depleted.
• Versatile Application Scope: Perfect for electronics repair, factory automation, power distribution systems, and mechanical equipment troubleshooting. This voltage tester helps electricians identify live wires before commencing maintenance work.

Positive and negative terminals can only be used on DC lines The corresponding indicator light for the test line is illuminated Suitable for positive and negative testing of mutinous lines How to use: Simply touch both ends to the product you are testing, please note that you should not touch the metal end with your hands when using it. The power tester determines whether cables are live or dead. Can also help trace faults and check that equipment and light and power circuits are properly switched off before carrying out electrical work. * Never carry out electrical work near water or with wet hands. * Never take risks. If you have any doubt get help from a qualified electrician * When working, never touch the metallic tips.