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DC 6-24V Automotive Circuit Electrical System Tester, Circuit Detector, Circuit Analyzer, Power Probe, Continuity Test, Short Circuit Test, Polarity Identification

Name: DC 6-24V Automotive Circuit Electrical System Tester, Circuit Detector, Circuit Analyzer, Power Probe, Continuity Test, Short Circuit Test, Polarity Identification
Brand: TINOR
SKU: RN01967
Price: 11.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£29.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

This DC 6-24V Automotive Circuit Electrical System Tester is a versatile tool designed for testing voltage polarity, continuity of relays and diodes, fuses, and circuits. It can check lights, motors, trace and locate short circuits, test for bad ground, and measure DC voltage from 6V to 24V. The device features sound and flash reminders for use in low light conditions and includes short circuit protection that automatically cuts off power when the current exceeds 7A.

Technical specifications

Voltage range: 6V to 24V DC

Cable length: approximately 4m (157 inches)

Current protection: cuts off power at 7A

Contains

1 x Power Scan

1 x Probe Tip

1 x Battery Connection Clips

1 x User Manual

2 x Clips

Installation

Attach the red clip to the positive terminal of the car battery.

Attach the black clip to the negative terminal of the car battery.

Connect the car power probe to the point being tested in the 6-24V DC system.

Usage

Shake the power switch forward or backward to conduct positive and negative battery currents to the probe.

Be cautious as sparks may occur when the pen tip touches the ground or certain circuits.

Do not use the device near explosive gases, vapors, or dust.

Not suitable for use with 110/220V indoor current; designed exclusively for DC 6-24V systems.

Other information

Reminder: Exercise caution to avoid sparks when using the device.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Voltage
6 V
Material
Metal
Measured function(s)
Continuity
Backlighting
Yes

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