Voltage Detector
Talk about a handy little gadget. A voltage detector signals the presence of
voltage without connection to conductors. Many manufacturers produce this item.
Hold it near any surface to determine if there is a voltage presence. It is sort
of like a Star Trek appliance. Time was when a Tic Tracer had a cost of $50. Now
the voltage detector is less than $10.
Here are specifications of an example of this item. SOURCE
Voltage Detector:
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At a Glance
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Helps protect against accidental electrocution.
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Is fast and easy to use. Handy as a flashlight.
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Assists with OSHA compliance.
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Product Capabilities
The Fluke Networks Voltage Detector is an easy-to-use
handheld probe designed to help protect field technicians
against accidental electrical shock in the outside plant
environment. It detects AC and DC voltages through a
long-life carbide tip. The user simply touches the tip to
the area of concern, and pulls the magnetic trigger. A
green LED indicates the area is free of hazardous voltage.
If the red LED flashes, hazardous voltage is present.
In just a few seconds, a technician can determine if
it's safe to work around areas like:
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Transformer cases and circuit breaker housings
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Power ground wires or newly-driven ground rods
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Mobile homes, metallic siding or metal framing
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Pedestals, crossboxes or conduit
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Street light fixtures or electrical machinery
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The Voltage Detector is a proven life-saver, with more
than 20 years of service in telecommunications outside
plant and power utility applications.
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VOLTALERT™ AC VOLTAGE DETECTORS |
 
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| Fits in Shirt Pocket for Convenience
| All Outer Surfaces Are Nonconductive for Safety
| Type FLUKE-1AC-A1 Operating Range: 200 to 600V AC
| Type 1LAC-A Operating Range: 24 to 90V AC
| Detects Voltage Without Metallic Contact
| UL listed, CSA certified |
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VoltAlert™
is a pocket-sized AC voltage detector. Simple to use...just touch the
tip to a control wire, conductor or outlet and when it glows red,
there's voltage in the line. Electricians, maintenance, service, safety
personnel and homeowners can quickly test for energized circuits and
defective grounds. For use on the factory floor, in the shop or at home.
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