Klein Tools ET310 AC Circuit Breaker Finder, Electric Tester With Integrated GFCI Outlet Tester

Lots of false readings. Not sure of mine was defective, but it would show false readings on other breakers as well. Not as straightforward as I had hoped

I loved that it helped me locate a UCB.....Unidentified Circuit Breaker. What I DIDNT love was that it didnt correct the problem all on its own and I had to do most of the work. How long until SkyNet is functional?????

I read both the positive and the negative reviews on here and bought it anyway. For the people posting the negative 1 star reviews. I wonder if they read the instructions before using this. You MUST go around ALL the circuit breakers ONCE before attempting to find the breaker you are looking for. This sets the sensitivity of the finder. When you go around the SECOND time, it will begin to flash as you get close to your breaker and light continuously on your breaker. Just go slowly both times and it will work perfectly. If you go around a THIRD time, you will have trouble finding the breaker as I believe the sensitivity is reduced on the third go-round. If this happens, just turn off the finder and turn back on and repeat the procedure. This is so much better than the hunt and peck procedure without a finder. Makes working on your switches/outlets quick and easy, but verify your power is off with a non-contact checker BEFORE working on ANY electrical connections.

I was today years old when I figure it out just how badly I could have used this many many times prior. This is a tool that I think everyone should own. Whether you are simply renting a place or you own your own home, it will be handy for finding circuits. I don’t know what kind of voodoo is contained within, but it definitely works very well! Highly recommend five out of five stars!!!

Take your time and let the device tell you which circuit breaker is connected to the outlet you are checking, it is very easy to use.

Information taken from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission website: Name of Product: Klein Tools Non-Contact Voltage Tester Model NCVT-1 Hazard: The on/off button can remain depressed during the power on or power off cycle, causing the tester to work improperly. Consumers testing electrical sources could fail to be warned of the presence of live voltage if the tester is not properly operating, posing a shock hazard to the users. Remedy: Replace Recall Date: June 09, 2021 Description: This recall involves Klein Tools Non-Contact Voltage Testers with model numbers NCVT1 and date codes ending H7. The product was also sold separately and in kits. The following model numbers are involved in the recall, all bearing date codes ending in H7. The meters have a yellow body housing with a tinted gray tip and have a black pocket clip/battery cap on the back. The part/model numbers are written on the top of each unit above the brand name KLEIN TOOLS and date codes are printed on the bottom of the unit under the brand name. The product is rated CAT IV and measures voltage up to 1,000 Volts. Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled non-contact voltage testers and contact Klein Tools for instructions on receiving a free replacement tool.

Works as advertised

Excellent product

Dont get shocked! Get this tool for easy mapping of breakers when there are no labels. Great if youre renovating an old home.

Excelente