The tester uses neon lamps to indicate voltage produced on a fence line or by a fence controller. It is designed for a low impedance and standard duty fence controllers. Operation Instruction 1. Insert the probe in ground using the insulated grip . 2. Attaching the test hook to wire fence. 3. To avoid electric shock, do not touch any conductor (such as the test hook, the fence). 4. The neon lamps light to indicate the voltage. 5. If no neon lamp lights, the cause may be one of the following: A. The probe or test hook’s connection is loos. B. The fence has electrical problems. C. The voltage under test is less than 2000V. 6.Remove the test hook from the fence and the probe from ground.
A**S
Seems to work
Very dim -- I can see the lamps light up in the day light but have to look very closely. The charger is on briefly so have to be ready to see which lamps light up. It showed my charger going to 7000 volts. It is easy to use -- put the probe in the ground and hook the tester to the wire being careful to angle it away from the sun.
S**Y
No more guessing
Can see in daylight and reading seems pretty accurate. Easy to use and read. My fence pegs it to the top 7,000 volts which is the limit of this current detector.
N**C
Dim light!
Lights are pretty dim. As the fence pulsates, you have to cover from the sun at it blinks. Beats touching the fence yourself to see if the fence is live.
R**R
I use it at dawn so the led lights are easily seen. It might be a little difficult to ...
Works very well. I use it at dawn so the led lights are easily seen. It might be a little difficult to see in bright sun.
K**O
Five Stars
works perfect for the horses paddock with electric wire.
J**E
Five Stars
works as expected. Lights indicator are bright.
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