Voltage Detectors
You can safely and correctly measure the voltage with a voltage detector. Toolnation has several variants in its range. All voltage meters are suitable for both professional and private use. With a voltage tester, you know exactly how much voltage is present on the device you are working on.
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Futech
410.212 Voltpen 200-12 Voltage tester
In stock, shipping within 2 working daysRRP 23.60 Special Price 22.18 18.33 Excl. VAT
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Futech
420.46A Voltage tester 2-pole
In stock, shipping within 2 working daysRRP 107.69 Special Price 101.23 83.66 Excl. VAT
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Bahco
78802B Voltage tester 6-400V
In stock, shipping within 2 working daysRRP 82.01 Special Price 53.31 44.06 Excl. VAT
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Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days14.58 12.05 Excl. VAT
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Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days67.05 55.41 Excl. VAT
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Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days54.84 45.32 Excl. VAT
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Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days134.15 110.87 Excl. VAT
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Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days20.68 17.09 Excl. VAT
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Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days15.79 13.05 Excl. VAT
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Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days20.68 17.09 Excl. VAT
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Laserliner
083.004A ActiveFinder One - The non-contact voltage tester
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days15.97 13.20 Excl. VAT
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Laserliner
083.011A ActiveFinder Plus - The non-contact voltage tester
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days19.72 16.30 Excl. VAT
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Laserliner
083.014A ActiveFinder Pro - The non-contact voltage tester
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days26.50 21.90 Excl. VAT
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Laserliner
083.013A ActiveFinder Pro - The professional non-contact voltage tester
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days39.45 32.60 Excl. VAT
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Laserliner
083.025A ActiveMaster Digital - Digital voltage and continuity tester
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working daysRRP 111.68 Special Price 100.51 83.07 Excl. VAT
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Fluke
2427883 1503 Insulation tester - test voltage from 500V-1000V
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days710.27 587.00 Excl. VAT
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Fluke
4014969 9040EUR Faserotatie Indicator
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days371.47 307.00 Excl. VAT
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Fluke
2098657 T5-H5-1AC KIT/EUR T5-1000/H5 and Fluke 1AC voltage and power kit
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days353.32 292.00 Excl. VAT
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Fluke
2433056 FLK-1AC-E1-II-5PK Voltage detector 200V-1000V set of 5 pieces
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days199.65 165.00 Excl. VAT
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Fluke
2096998 I1010-KIT AC/DC Current clamp and carrying case set
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days861.52 712.00 Excl. VAT
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Fluke
2097005 I410-KIT AC/DC Current clamp and carrying case set
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days567.49 469.00 Excl. VAT
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Fluke
2277225 I400 AC Current clamp 5A - 400A
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days295.24 244.00 Excl. VAT
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Fluke
2277202 I400S AC Current clamp with a range of 40A to 400A
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days527.56 436.00 Excl. VAT
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Fluke
617735 I1010 AC/DC Straight Jaw Current Clamp
Expected delivery time 3 to 6 working days843.37 697.00 Excl. VAT
What is a Voltage Detector?
A voltage detector is also called a voltage tester. The device has a black and red cable with measuring pins attached to it. You connect the measuring pins to the component whose voltage you want to measure. The black pin is always placed in the COM or minus pole of the device. The red cable is placed in the socket of the quantity to be measured. Nowadays, most voltage testers are equipped with a digital screen, for a quick and accurate reading.
What do you measure with a Voltage Detector?
A voltage detector can detect direct/inverse voltage in four ways. The meters are classified by category. The category rating is based on the maximum voltage level the device can measure. Most devices are made for a voltage in category 3 and 4. With a category 4 detector, you can measure devices in category 1, but not vice versa. So it is useful to think about what you want to check for voltage before you buy. The categories:
- CAT I: This is where you measure low voltage devices such as a mobile phone or torch batteries.
- CAT II: This is where you measure 230V plug connections of the low voltage network. These are often measurements for appliances in the home, such as your coffee machine.
- CAT III: These are measurements of 400V electrical installations, such as switches or a socket.
- CAT IV: These are measurements of low-voltage installations or main connections, such as your meter box.
How do you use a Voltage Tester?
A voltage tester is used by applying the meter in parallel to the object to be measured. The object to be measured is therefore between the measuring pins. You attach the black cable to the minus pole and the red cable to the plus pole. Because the internal resistance of the meter is infinitely high, it will not influence the voltage of the device to be measured. As a result, the meter does not draw any voltage, and you get an accurate measurement.
Go for a Voltage Detector
Go for a safe and accurate measurement with a voltage detector from Toolnation. Then you will always know the voltage of all your devices and sockets.