Portable Socket Tester for 3-Wire Receptacles Test, cETLus
Socket tester for checking and confirming the proper wiring of AC outlets
Make sure all your wiring is correct with the Socket Tester. This
socket tester can be used to detect faulty wiring in 3-wire receptacles.
It is ideal for use on 100 to 125 VAC receptacles. Testing to make sure
wiring is correct saves you time and prevents double work. The tester
displays different lighting patterns to indicate what wiring problem (if
any) is detected. A lighting chart is included on the tester housing to
help you identify which reading you are receiving.
Please make sure that this product can only use in CAT I, CAT II and
CAT III Rating condition under 300 voltage. Can not use in any CAT IV
rating condition.
Receptacles Wiring Test
- G1 Lamp On - The ground wire not in connection.
- G2 Lamp On - The neutral wire not in connection.
- No Lamp On - The hot wire not in connection.
- R Lamp and G2 Lamp On - The hot wire and the ground wire have been reversing.
- R Lamp and G1 Lamp On - The hot wire and the neutral wire have been reversing.
- G1 Lamp and G2 Lamp On - All your connections are correct.
Made of high density environmental-protection material.
The compact size of this receptacle outlet tester makes for easy
storage and accessibility wherever you need it. All you need to do is
plug in and observe the light patterns to detect wiring problems.
Ergonomic design with the comfortable grip and not easy to fall off.
Features
- Lights indicate if wiring is correct and indicator light chart is included
- Simply plug into any 3 prong receptacle outlet and avoid any hand contact with electrical currents
- Detects probable improper wiring conditions in standard 100-125 VAC sockets
- Provides 6 probable wiring conditions that are quick and easy to read for ultimate efficiency
- Lights indicate if wiring is correct, open ground, revere polarity, open hot, open neutral, and hot/ground reversed
Note: The tester will not indicate the quality of the ground
connection, 2 hot wires in a circuit, a combination of defects, or
reversal of ground and neutral conductors.