Fluke’s local representative, Comtest, is running a promotion giving away a limited quantity of Fluke 2AC VoltAlert voltage detectors to those who purchase a Fluke 115 or 117 digital multimeter, or a 365/E clamp meter, during the month of June.
The 2AC VoltAlert is designed to be pocket sized and easy to use, and is powered by two AAA batteries. It tests for energised circuits and defective grounds, whether it’s for an electrician on the factory floor or the do-it-yourselfer around the house. The tip of the tester will glow red when within close proximity of an outlet, terminal strip or power cord where voltage between 200 and 100 V a.c. is present.
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