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These electrical testers have all the advantages of traditional solenoid testers, with none of the typical drawbacks. Use all 3 voltage detection methods - light, sound, and vibration, to work more efficiently in noisy environments, dimly lit areas, or tight spaces. Built-in flashlight, GFCI trip capability, and the legendary ruggedness you expect from Fluke, make these an excellent choice for most residential, commercial, and industrial applications. The Fluke T+PRO is the choice for the demanding commercial and industrial electrician. This full-featured electrical tester includes voltage and continuity measurement, a Rotary Field Indicator, resistance, and a digital display with 0.1 V resolution. The Fluke T+ is the basic electrical tester for residential electricians and HVAC technicians, who need a durable, reliable tool for testing voltage and continuity.





Features and Benefits

3 forms of ac/dc voltage detection: light, sound, and vibration for added user protection and convenience

Detect live voltage even when the battery is dead

Extra heavy-duty, replaceable test leads for more flexibility and durability

CAT IV 600 V, CAT III 1000 V rated for added user protection

Continuity beeper

Bright LED flashlight for work in poorly lit areas

GFCI Trip

On/Off switchable beeper, selectable according to your environment

Compliant with latest NFPA 70E recommendations1

Replaceable test probes for added flexibility and convenience

Convenient probe storage on the back

Probe holder for easier testing

Hazardous voltage warning light for added user protection

Test lead strap included for better test lead management

AC/DC Voltage: 12 V - 600 V on LED bar, 10.2 V- 600 V on LCD (LCD on T+PRO only)

Auto-off saves battery power

2 -year warranty
Added functionality available only
on the T+PRO

Backlit LCD display for easier viewing

Display resolution of 0.1 V, ideal for troubleshooting low-voltage lighting

Resistance (Ohms) to 9.99 kOhms

Rotary Field Indication

Display Hold for easier viewing in hard-to-test areas
1 When used properly per Article 110.9 Use of Equipment (A) Test Instruments and Equipment.