STANLEY FatMax Non-Contact Voltage Detector, 20-1000V
STANLEY FatMax Non-Contact Voltage Detector: safely identify live circuits with 20-1000V range & LED indicator.
The STANLEY FatMax Non-Contact Voltage Detector is an essential tool for electricians and DIY enthusiasts, allowing you to detect voltage and non-contact metals up to 20mm without direct contact. This ensures a safer working environment by identifying live circuits before starting any electrical work.
Featuring integrated sensitivity adjustment, the FatMax helps narrow down the search area for live voltage, improving accuracy and efficiency. The bright LED indicator signals the presence of voltage, making it easy to use in various lighting conditions.
With its robust FatMax design, this voltage detector is built to withstand tough job site conditions. It is an indispensable tool for electrical maintenance, fault finding, and general safety checks.
- Electrical maintenance work
- Fault finding
- Safety checks
- Detecting live circuits
- AC Voltage Range: 20-1000V
- Metal Detecting Distance: <20mm
- Safety Rating: CAT III 600V & CAT II 1000V
- Weight: 116g
Free standard delivery on US mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
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