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Non contact detectors
June 1st 2011

Martindale Electric's VT2 and VT3 non contact voltage detectors can verify the presence of AC voltage at outlets, switches, electrical panels, wires and cables, reducing the potential danger of working on a live circuit.

The VT2 and VT3 can detect the presence of any voltage between 200V and 1000V by a red visual indicator in the tip. In addition, the VT3 can also detect any magnetic fields produced by sensors, relays, solenoids and transformers, by an additional illuminated green LED.

Exclusively available from Martindale Electric, the VT2 and VT3 are both supplied with alkaline batteries and a comprehensive two year guarantee.

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