Lowe's has
Klein Tools Dual Range NCVT and GFCI Receptacle Tester Electrical Test Kit (NCVT5KIT) for
$14.97. Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise
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Features:
- NCVT-5A provides non-contact determination of AC voltage in cables, cords, circuit breakers, switches, outlets and wires, as well as AC voltage in security, entertainment, communications, environmental control and irrigation systems
- Dual-range testing: select 12 to 1000V AC which is perfect for low voltage systems such as doorbells, environmental control or irrigation systems, or select 70 to 1000V AC which is perfect for detecting systems such as electrical mains supply
- NCVT-5A delivers simultaneous visual and audible voltage indicators when AC voltage is detected
- Audible voltage indicator beeps at a greater frequency the higher the voltage that is sensed, or the closer to the voltage source it is
- Bright integrated laser pointer for identifying objects of interest at distance on the jobsite
- RT210 detects the most common wiring problems in standard and GFCI receptacles
- Works on GFCI outlets and confirms operation of the ground fault protective device
- Conditions the RT210 indicates: open ground, reverse polarity, open hot, open neutral, hot/ground reversed
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ie. Plug the device into an outlet, then take the pencil to the breaker panel and point?
EDIT:I believe I'm thinking of this. [amazon.com]
Wally-world, too. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-...5212491404
Another way to do it would be to plug in a light and just start flipping breakers and go check. You'll get in your steps for the day. Easiest with another person hollering if the light went off.
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ie. Plug the device into an outlet, then take the pencil to the breaker panel and point?
EDIT:I believe I'm thinking of this. [amazon.com]
Wally-world, too. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-...5212491404 [walmart.com]
Another way to do it would be to plug in a light and just start flipping breakers and go check. You'll get in your steps for the day. Easiest with another person hollering if the light went off.
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Wally-world, too. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-...5212491404
Another way to do it would be to plug in a light and just start flipping breakers and go check. You'll get in your steps for the day. Easiest with another person hollering if the light went off.
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