Digital Multimeters/Clamp Meters/Voltage and Continuity Testers MD 115 Non Contact Voltage Detector


The MD 115 is a non-contact voltage tester that features a visual display, vibrating indicator and comes complete with a pocket clip.


It is easy to operate and can be used for a wide variety of jobs; this is an essential tool for both home handymen and pro- fessionals. The tester can detect an invisible break within an extension cable with an accuracy of just a few millimeters. A defective bulb in a chain of lights can be located within seconds. Live-voltage wires (e.g., in cable plugs, cable drums, sockets, switches and junction boxes) can also be quickly detected. The casing is made of impact-resistant, high-strength ABS plastic so the tester is perfect for use under harsh conditions. The integrated LED flash light doubles as a source of illumination and as a switching mechanism between the two meas- uring ranges (12 / 110 V AC). The Metrel MD 115 uses a capacitive measuring process. In contrast to inductive measurements, no flow of current is required.


MEASURING FUNCTIONS:


• Non contact voltage detection from 12 V AC;


• High performance LED flashlight; • Vibration alert in case of power.


KEY FEATURES:


• 12 V … 1000 V AC measurement range;


• Optical and vibrating indication; • CAT III / 1000 V overvoltage protec- tion.


APPLICATION:


• General purpose; • Low level electrical testing; • Hobby work.


STANDARD SET:


• Non Contact Voltage Detector MD 115 • 1,5 V battery test, type AAA, 2 pcs • Instruction manual • Warranty


TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION: Function


Display Measurement range


Integrated LED flash light Power supply


Overvoltage category Degree of protection Dimensions Weight


7. 16


Range


Visual, vibration 12 … 1000 V AC Yes


2 x 1,5 V batteries, type AAA CAT III / 1000 V IP 40


160 x 25 mm 45 g


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