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PB SWISS VOLTAGE TESTER

PB SWISS VOLTAGE TESTER

SKU PB175.1-50
by PB Swiss
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The PB Swiss Tools PB 175.1-50 is a premium voltage tester for professionals and DIY users of electrical systems. Made in Switzerland, this instrument integrates a slotted screwdriver with a voltage tester so that users can check for the existence of voltage between 110 and 250 V on electrical conductors. The blade is insulated for safe use, and visual voltage feedback is delivered by the built-in glow lamp. Applications: *Electrical work for measuring presence of voltage in circuits. *Maintenance procedures in electrical systems. *DIY tasks involving electrical work. *Safety inspections to verify circuits are de-energized prior to working.
Features & Benefits

*Voltage testing checks voltages between 110 and 250 V on electrical wires.*Insulated blade provides protection when operating on live circuits.*Built-in glow lamp offers visual indication of voltage, making user more aware.*Heavy-duty build with blade constructed of special spring steel alloy, hard-wearing and long-lasting as a screwdriver.*Hard-wearing cast-on pocket clip that is simple to fit onto shirt or trousers pockets.*Laser-marked serial number for traceability and quality control.*Supported by PB Swiss Tools' lifetime warranty.

Specifications

*Manufacturer: PB Swiss Tools*Part Number: PB 175.1-50*Tip Type: Slotted*Tip Dimensions: 3.5 mm width Ɨ 0.5 mm thickness*Blade Length: 50 mm*Total Length: 150 mm*Handle Diameter: 3.5 mm*Weight: 34 g*Voltage Range: 110-250 V AC*Material: Special spring steel alloy*Finish: Insulated*Country of Origin: Switzerland

More Information

Applications:*Electrical work for measuring presence of voltage in circuits.*Maintenance procedures in electrical systems.*DIY tasks involving electrical work.*Safety inspections to verify circuits are de-energized prior to working.