Commercial & Residential GFCI Receptacle Tester - 3 Wire Outlet Tester with LED Indicators (ET100) | Perfect for Electricians, Homeowners & DIY Projects

Product Description

With this useful and necessary tool for residential and commercial electricians, home inspectors, and DIYs, you can detect faulty wiring in 3-wire receptacles.

DESCRIPTION

With this useful and necessary tool for residential and commercial electricians, home inspectors, and DIYs, you can detect faulty wiring in 3-wire receptacles. Lights display 5 wiring faults: Open Ground, Open Neutral, Hot/Ground Reverse, Open Hot, Hot/Neutral Reverse with an easy to read fault label on both sides for receptacles with ground up or ground down installation. At the push of a button you can test GFCIs for proper operation. Unique “Loop Design” allows for easier “pulling” removal when testing is complete. cULus Listed.

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Features

• Detect faulty wiring in 3-wire receptacles
• Lights display 5 wiring faults: Open Ground, Open Neutral, Hot/Ground Reverse, Open Hot, Hot/Neutral Reverse
• Easy to read fault label on both sides for receptacles with ground up or ground down installation
• Test GFCI for proper operation

Product Overview

Simple Push-Button Operation For use on 110-125 VAC receptacles. Test GFCI receptacles for proper operation and detect faulty wiring in 3-wire receptacles.	Easy-to-Read, Dual-Side Fault Charts Easy-to-read fault label each side, designed for receptacles with ground up or ground down installation. Lights display 5 wiring faults: Open Ground, Open Neutral, Hot/Ground Reverse, Open Hot, Hot/Neutral Reverse.	Pull Bar for Easy Removal Unique "Finger Loop" eases removal from receptacles, especially those with high retention force.

Applications

Useful and necessary tool for residential and commercial electricians, home inspectors, kitchen and bath installers, apartment/condo property managers, DIY'ers and handymen.

Applications		Test wall outlets for proper wiring and identify live outlets	Test wall outlets for proper wiring and identify live outlets. Measure voltage, and use your clamp meter to measure current

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