KYORITSU 8035 Non-Contact Safety Phase Indicator

Kyoritsu

April 16, 2018

New technology permits safe testing, without the need of direct contact between probes and live wires. The insulated crocodile clips can clip insulated cables from ø2.4 to 30mm.

• Phase rotation is indicated by the rotary illumination of LEDs and logical audible tones.
• The instrument can be fixed to a metal panel via the magnet on the back side.
• Wide measuring range for 3 phase installations from 70V to 1000V AC.
• Super brightness function permits clear LED’s indication also in sunshine.

For more information: https://duncaninstr.com/collections/phase-sequence-indicator/products/kyoritsu-8035-non-contact-safety-phase-indicator

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