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🟦 A NCVT with a built-in IR Thermometer?

It’s two useful tools in one!

I just saw this after an observant reader sent me a link!

I’ve ordered a sample unit and will do a full review after I get back from the Hershey show…

  • Voltage Tester designed specifically for HVAC applications

  • Non-Contact Voltage Tester provides non-contact determination of AC voltage in cables, cords, circuit breakers, switches, outlets and wires, and AC voltage in security, entertainment, communications, environmental control, and irrigation systems

  • Detects AC voltage from 12 to 1000V with visual and audible indicators

  • 4:1 distance-to-spot ratio IR thermometer with user selectable Degrees Fahrenheit or Degrees Celsius from -22 to 482-Degree Fahrenheit (-30 to 250-Degree Celsius)

  • Convenient laser pointer to target measurement area for temperature measurement

Why you need a Non-Contact Voltage Tester

It’s the quickest and safest way to determine if your RV (or any appliance) has developed a hot-skin voltage. For a video on how to use a NCVT to detect a hot-skin voltage click HERE or the screenshot below.

Why you need an InfraRed Thermometer

It’s a quick way to determine if your shore power connectors are overheating. For an article on how IR Thermometers work read HERE.

Let’s play safe out there… Mike

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