These rugged two-pole voltage/continuity testers offer a combination of light, sound, vibration and digital display to provide instant answers under any working condition. The testers are ergonomically designed for comfort all day and are easily used even when wearing gloves.
Fluke places the highest value on customer safety. Two-pole voltage testers are often used to verify if it is safe to work in an electrical installation, so the tester itself must be constructed ruggedly enough to stand the rigours of everyday use without exposing the user to dangers from broken cables. While the EN 61243-3 standard for the design of test tools specifies the cable to withstand bending to 45 degrees with 5,000 bend cycles in each direction, Fluke’s most recent cable design for their two-pole range of testers is subjected to cycling through 150 degrees in each direction more than 3 times the required bending angle.
The Fluke two-pole voltage and continuity testers feature high-quality construction, including a heavy-duty moulded case, a sturdy battery case and durable probe protector. An integrated flashlight offers increased visibility of the measuring point. They offer four ways to indicate AC/DC voltage: a clear, instantly visible LED indicator, a bright digital display of the measurement value (T130 and T150 only), an audible continuity test, and vibration to provide tactile feedback so electricians know there is voltage present, which is especially helpful in noisy environments or when they cannot take their eyes off the probes. The Fluke T110, T130 and T150 are CAT IV 600V, CAT III 690V safety rated, and the single pole phase test quickly and easily identifies the presence of AC voltage with one hand.
The bright backlit displays on the T130 and T150 ensure that buttons and indicators are visible under any lighting condition and the audio on/off setting allows testing in quiet areas without disturbing others. The T150 also measures resistance up to 1999 ohms.
See how Fluke tests the new and improved Two-Pole voltage and continuity testers.
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