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frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Nov 04, 2025 08:07 AM
frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Nov 04, 2025 08:07 AM

Fluke ST120 Integrated GFCI LEDs Socket Tester w/o Beeper

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Amazon has Fluke ST120 Integrated GFCI LEDs Socket Tester w/o Beeper on sale for $8.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About the Product
  • Integrated Socket Tester
  • GFCI Test Button/Equipped Outlets
  • Compact/Rugged Design
  • Battery Powered
  • Bright LEDs/Fast Easy Identification of Miswired Outlets
  • Introductory socket tester for home electricians for quick/easy testing outlets; fast visual identifications of all 6 wiring conditions w/ integrated GFCI test button

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    • Our research indicates that this offer is $3.35 lower (27% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $12.34
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Amazon has Fluke ST120 Integrated GFCI LEDs Socket Tester w/o Beeper on sale for $8.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal

Note, product must be sold/shipped by Amazon.

About the Product
  • Integrated Socket Tester
  • GFCI Test Button/Equipped Outlets
  • Compact/Rugged Design
  • Battery Powered
  • Bright LEDs/Fast Easy Identification of Miswired Outlets
  • Introductory socket tester for home electricians for quick/easy testing outlets; fast visual identifications of all 6 wiring conditions w/ integrated GFCI test button

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Our research indicates that this offer is $3.35 lower (27% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $12.34
    • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more
    • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available

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Model: Fluke ST120 GFCI Socket Tester Without Beeper

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diveborg
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Something every home owner should have.

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polymorphicdealYesterday 09:28 PM
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Quote from brad_headley :
just curious... why? doesn't a home inspector test all your lets when you buy the home? What could possibly change?
Not all inspectors test all outlets.
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Quote from SmartPolice667 :
EDIT: and for $2 more you can get a voltage tester: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Comme...UQQAvD_BwE
Then you end up with 2 things to carry. How is that better?
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brad_headleyYesterday 09:30 PM
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Quote from diveborg :
Maybe, maybe not. Not every home gets inspected when it changes owners. Also, what if you needed to replace a GFCI outlet? You'd want to test it to be sure it was installed correctly.
Not to play semantics, but that would be a pretty small subset of homeowners. Not "all".And idk, I feel like the tester should not be used as a "did I do this properly" tool. Should read carefully on home wiring to help youThese testers are great for inspecting outlets but not inspecting your own work, imo
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brad_headleyYesterday 09:33 PM
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Quote from polymorphicdeal :
Not all inspectors test all outlets.
Gotcha, I did not realize that! I replaced all our outlets and the only ones that weren't grounded were the ones our inspector identified as such.
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SmartPolice667Yesterday 09:39 PM
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Quote from brad_headley :
just curious... why? doesn't a home inspector test all your lets when you buy the home? What could possibly change?
My home inspections included GFCI outlets and pools and saunas. Last home purchase they found grounding issues that were part of the work repair request that was satisfied for me.
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SmartPolice667Yesterday 09:45 PM
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Quote from diveborg :
Then you end up with 2 things to carry. How is that better?
Huh? Not the same functions.
There are use cases for both and I have a few of both and other diag and test tools myself. I also have a smaller short packout that does most common things and a full pack out for more extensive work for diags and troubleshooting, line tracing etc. When doing installations or sorting an issue, and if you do it enough, you need much more than just this tool. $2 is nothing also. Not everyone should by either one of these also.
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SmartPolice667Yesterday 09:50 PM
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Quote from BradFang :
Yeah but how are people gonna see you have a fluke outlet tester if it's that small and also not fluke brand. Electricians will think you're uncool.
Not for a tool like this. There are many solid options with way less cost than Fluke for some gear that does makes sense. Higher end gear you can typically trust Fluke, but not 100% as well. There are others that have challenged Fluke's brand for various tools groups and done it well. I suspect Fluke still in big with Corp Cust Accts where all is Fluke and I have some Fluke as well. Ya wanna be a Fluke guy, have at it. Similar to SnapOn and their replenishment programs but you pay for them.

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WaltWYesterday 10:23 PM
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Knocking Fluke for being expensive doesn't apply here for something that is 50% off.
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tptiburonYesterday 10:25 PM
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Quote from brad_headley :
just curious... why? doesn't a home inspector test all your lets when you buy the home? What could possibly change?
All home inspectors are different. Some do a fantastic, complete job, and take pride in their work...and some do the bare minimum to pass the bank's requirements for "needing an inspection". Some go into your attic and onto your roof...but if you don't have a ladder, others just look from the ground and check that box. Some will just test one outlet in the room to make sure there is power, they don't all check each one to make sure they are wired properly. Something like this helps you "trust...but verify".
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Quote from diveborg :
Something every home owner should have.
I'm curious why?
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gadgetzillaYesterday 11:44 PM
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This model does not have an audible tone. If that's important to you , look for ST120+. However, It is twice the cost.
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gadgetzillaYesterday 11:46 PM
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Quote from SumDuud :
I'm curious why?
So you can test your sockets, in case they are not functioning correctly. GFCI sockets tend to go bad. This is a great tool to quickly check them. Calling an electrician would be very costly for a simple verification task.
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CleverCreature256Today 04:30 AM
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Note: this unit does not reliably detect if live or neutral is being switched on a switched outlet. Unfortunately, I'm not sure if any of these cheaper style consumer ones do so properly
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stereo55Today 05:46 AM
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Nice , going in my second toolbox .... thx op!

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RelaxedTerrier9903Today 06:06 AM
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Time to see most of my outlets telling me "open ground". lol

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