Description

Fluke ST120+ OffersProviding you with confidence on your next job, this socket tester checks that each wire in the outlet is properly connected to the building’s electrical system. Via the bright LEDs and included chart, you can quickly and easily verify the wiring of an outlet. Additionally, identify several common wiring errors, including reversed-phase and neutral wires and open ground.

Features

Simple operation: Plug into socket; with the bright, easy-to-see LEDs, verify correct wiring or identify common wiring problems in both standard and GFCI outlets
Save time: Eliminate multiple trips back and forth by using the beeper to help identify if a breaker is switched on or off
GFCI outlets: With an integrated GFCI test, you can feel secure knowing that your GFCI equipped outlets are functioning properly
Know more, faster: With the handy chart, quickly identify one of six wiring conditions for the outlet
Hear the results: The audible beeper lets you know anytime voltage is detected

One-button GFCI tests
The included GFCI test button on the socket tester allows you to test the operation of GFCI outlets. With a single push, this socket tester can verify the operation of your GFCI equipped outlet. If the GFCI trips as expected, perfect, you can move on. If not, it’s time to take a closer look.

Fast visual identification of all six wiring conditions
This socket tester has three bright, easy-to-see LED indictors. This lets you see, at a glance, one of six wiring scenarios:

Correct installation
Open ground
Open neutral
Open hot
Hot/neutral reversed
Hot/ground reversed

Applications

ElectricalFluke ST120+ OffersProviding you with confidence on your next job, this socket tester checks that each wire in the outlet is properly connected to the building’s electrical system. Via the bright LEDs and included chart, you can quickly and easily verify the wiring of an outlet. Additionally, identify several common wiring errors, including reversed-phase and neutral wires and open ground.

Features

Simple operation: Plug into socket; with the bright, easy-to-see LEDs, verify correct wiring or identify common wiring problems in both standard and GFCI outlets
Save time: Eliminate multiple trips back and forth by using the beeper to help identify if a breaker is switched on or off
GFCI outlets: With an integrated GFCI test, you can feel secure knowing that your GFCI equipped outlets are functioning properly
Know more, faster: With the handy chart, quickly identify one of six wiring conditions for the outlet
Hear the results: The audible beeper lets you know anytime voltage is detected

One-button GFCI tests
The included GFCI test button on the socket tester allows you to test the operation of GFCI outlets. With a single push, this socket tester can verify the operation of your GFCI equipped outlet. If the GFCI trips as expected, perfect, you can move on. If not, it’s time to take a closer look.

Fast visual identification of all six wiring conditions
This socket tester has three bright, easy-to-see LED indictors. This lets you see, at a glance, one of six wiring scenarios:

Correct installation
Open ground
Open neutral
Open hot
Hot/neutral reversed
Hot/ground reversed

Applications

Electrical

Fluke ST120+ Specifications

Rated Operating Voltage
110 to 125 V AC

Wattage
0.3 W

Frequency
50/60 Hz

Integrated, Switchable Beeper
Yes

GFCI Test
Yes

Indicator Lights
1 red, 2 green LEDs

Rating
300 V CAT III

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What’s included with the Fluke ST120+
GFCI Socket Tester
Two-Year Warranty

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