Large Size Heavy Duty 3-48V Digital LCD Circuit Tester with 140 Inch Extended Spring Wire,Car Truck Low Voltage & Light Tester with Stainless Probe

I think this is a really nice tester added to my toolbox and it is a quality made product. I also purchased the tester that illuminates the light in the handle and is the same brand. Money well spent. The cord extension comes in handy to reach those areas at a distance. It is well made in my opinion and is a nice tool. I will purchase it again to give as a gift.

This by far the best test light I have ever bought well made. i ordering 2 more for my friends.

Wish it had a light or buzzer to go with the volt meter but its a good product

I did not get this expecting accurate readings. It reads .5 milliamp off. However this is really great for checking fuses and I use it mostly for that.

love this tool check fuses read the volts at the same time

I was trying to tap into my low voltage (12V) landscape lighting with my low voltage (12V) step RGB LED lighting with no luck. Used this tool to check the voltage at the splice and although it would light up I couldnt get a digital readout of the voltage. Was getting rather frustrated that what I thought was a really cool tool was DOA. Took it out to the KTM motorcycle & it worked perfect. Hmmmmmm. Turned out to be operator error. The magnetic transformer puts out 12 VAC. The tool only reads 12 VDC. I did think it was interesting to note the tool would illuminate when exposed to AC voltage. It just wont give you a digital readout. Bottom line......Great Tester! Highly recommend.

Easy to use

Digital number display was fried after 2 months of use. Still good for testing continuity since the light still works. Not a fan of the coil cord.

Exactly what I needed

This simply works. I have wanted a light tester for a while because they are tried and true. What I most appreciate about this circuit tester is the digital LCD with up to 48V reading. I had not recognized this 2-in-1 tool existed. When diagnosing a blower fan in my Yukon, not only was I able to determine power was flowing to the blower motor, but that it was sending 14.2V as well. This helped me determine it was the fan, not the relay or sending unit. $$$ saved. I purchased more for Christmas presents as well.