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TESTBOY 110

TESTBOY 110

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Overview: The Testboy 110 is a non-contact voltage tester designed to detect live conductors starting from 12 V AC. It is particularly useful for identifying issues in low voltage systems, such as breaks in cables or defective lamps, using a capacitive measurement procedure.
Key Features:
  • Capacitive measurement procedure for accurate detection.
  • Measurement range from 12 V to 1000 V AC.
  • Integrated LED torch for visibility in low-light conditions.
  • Optical display for easy reading of results.
Specifications:
  • Overload Category: CAT III 1000V.
  • Dimensions: 160 x 25 mm.
  • Weight: 45 g.
  • Color: Red.
  • Power Supply: 2x 1.5V AAA Micro, LR03 batteries (included).
  • Housing: Made from ABS synthetic material, resistant to impact.
  • Standard Compliance: IEC/EN 61010-1 (DIN VDE 0411).
Benefits: The Testboy 110 offers a reliable and efficient way to detect electrical issues without direct contact, enhancing safety and convenience for users working with electrical systems.
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TESTBOY 110 Non-contact voltage tester from 12 V AC From a voltage of 12 V, the non-contact voltage tester Testboy 110 detects a live conductor, amongst others, also in the low volt systems. Due to the capacitive measurement procedure, invisible brakes in the cables or a defective lamp in a chain of light can be accurately detected within a few seconds. How you benefit: | Capacitive measurement procedure | Measurements from 12 V | LED torch Specifications Technical Data Measurement Range Overload Category Incl. batteries Integrated LED-torch Lamp Power Supply Overload Category ABS synthetic material, resistant to breaking by impact

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