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Klein AC/DC Voltage/Continuity Tester $24.69
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Home Depot [homedepot.com] has Klein AC/DC Voltage/Continuity Tester on sale for $24.69. Select free store pickup / free ship to store otherwise, shipping is free on orders of $45 or more.
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View All| Rating: | (4.5 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 140 Home Depot Reviews |
| Product Name: | AC/DC Voltage/Continuity Tester |
| Product Description: | Built to work in reduced ambient lighting conditions is this Klein Tools ET260 solid-state, digital voltage continuity tester. The backlight and integrated flashlight allows for visibility in low-lighting conditions. It measures AC/DC voltages up to 690-Volt and tests for continuity too. |
| Model Number: | ET260 |
| Product SKU: | 306051181 |
| UPC: | 092644690389 |
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No, it measures voltage (ac or dc) and continuity.
Thanks for clarifying
If you're looking for a cheap meter that's a step up from harbor freight, you can go with Tacklife. I have a few, along with Extech and Fluke.
The Tacklife ones are cheap but work fine. Harbor freight ones are horrible.
For what it's worth, I am an electronics engineer for profession.
The Tacklife ones are cheap but work fine. Harbor freight ones are horrible.
For what it's worth, I am an electronics engineer for profession.
Got any suggestions which Tacklite to get? Tyia.
I have 2-3 different models. One was DM08, can't remember the other.
They are all similar, just add more and more features. Depends if you want a non-contact voltage detector, or way to measure temperature for example. Overall, I would recommend a model that runs of AA or AAA, don't get a 9V since those batteries are more expensive and it is usually cheaper parts/quality for them to manufacture it.
The DM01M looks like an Amazon's choice out of their model lineup. Seems like a good price.
They are all similar, just add more and more features. Depends if you want a non-contact voltage detector, or way to measure temperature for example. Overall, I would recommend a model that runs of AA or AAA, don't get a 9V since those batteries are more expensive and it is usually cheaper parts/quality for them to manufacture it.
The DM01M looks like an Amazon's choice out of their model lineup. Seems like a good price.
Thanks again!
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The Tacklife ones are cheap but work fine. Harbor freight ones are horrible.
For what it's worth, I am an electronics engineer for profession.
Agreed. I have a true rms tacklife along with a standard and they are both great values.
The Tacklife ones are cheap but work fine. Harbor freight ones are horrible.
For what it's worth, I am an electronics engineer for profession.
I have the below model from HF and it is excellent, in terms of features and operation.
https://www.harborfreig
I prefer the free multimeter from HF
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without a time machine?
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