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Klein Tools Non-Contact Voltage/GFCI Receptacle Electrical Tester Pen Kit

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Amazon has Klein Tools Non-Contact Voltage and GFCI Receptacle Electrical Tester Pen Kit (NCVT1PKIT) on sale for $19.98. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Alternatively, Lowe's has Klein Tools Non-Contact Voltage and GFCI Receptacle Electrical Tester Pen Kit (NCVT1PKIT) on sale for $19.98. Shipping is free on for MyLowe's Rewards Members (free to join), or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
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Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix and Community Member tunabreath [Discuss] for sharing this deal

About this product:
  • Test kit with NCVT1P and RT205 testers
  • 50-1000V AC non-contact voltage detection
  • LED and audible alerts for voltage presence
  • GFCI tester detects common wiring faults
  • Includes batteries and instructions

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    • This offer matches our very popular front page deal from February 2026 which earned over 65 thumbs up
    • Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars on Amazon based on over 7.4k customer reviews.
    • Product is eligible for refund/replacement within 30-days of purchase

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Amazon has Klein Tools Non-Contact Voltage and GFCI Receptacle Electrical Tester Pen Kit (NCVT1PKIT) on sale for $19.98. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Alternatively, Lowe's has Klein Tools Non-Contact Voltage and GFCI Receptacle Electrical Tester Pen Kit (NCVT1PKIT) on sale for $19.98. Shipping is free on for MyLowe's Rewards Members (free to join), or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
  • Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix and Community Member tunabreath [Discuss] for sharing this deal

About this product:
  • Test kit with NCVT1P and RT205 testers
  • 50-1000V AC non-contact voltage detection
  • LED and audible alerts for voltage presence
  • GFCI tester detects common wiring faults
  • Includes batteries and instructions

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • This offer matches our very popular front page deal from February 2026 which earned over 65 thumbs up
    • Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars on Amazon based on over 7.4k customer reviews.
    • Product is eligible for refund/replacement within 30-days of purchase

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Written by phoinix | Staff

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Today 12:50 PM
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SoreDikDealToday 12:50 PM
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I was confused using mine initially because it said no contact, till I realized you have to put the prong into the outlet. In case anyone didn't know
Today 12:58 PM
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bstoker88Today 12:58 PM
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everyone needs a pair of these and they make great gifts too
Today 12:58 PM
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VSevenToday 12:58 PM
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Every home owner should have this. The only other one to look out for is a plug in tester that has a buzzer you can turn on so you can make it make noise and then turn off breakers until it's off. Back in the day you would plug in a radio and turn up the volume but nowadays everything is batteries.
Last edited by VSeven April 2, 2026 at 06:01 AM.
Today 01:00 PM
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tombyToday 01:00 PM
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Quote from SoreDikDeal :
I was confused using mine initially because it said no contact, till I realized you have to put the prong into the outlet. In case anyone didn't know
It's two separate tools. The pen-shaped one is the non-contact voltage detector, for seeing if outlets, wires, or switches are live. The plug-in tester confirms outlets are wired correctly.
Today 01:06 PM
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lazzlazzToday 01:06 PM
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This is a good option, but also use the old fashioned, non-battery circuit tester. Never trust just one option when you're testing for electricity.

Also, when you use this, test it on an outlet that you know is on, to make sure that it is working properly, then test it on the outlet that you think has been turned off.


If you plan to do more DIY in your house and want to spend more, something like the Klein Digital Circuit Breaker finder is excellent for figuring out what circuit a given electrical outlet/switch is connected to in your panel. It can save you a lot of running up and down stairs, or shouting to someone at the circuit box, if the circuits are not well labeled in a house.
"The Klein Tools ET310 Circuit Breaker Finder with Integrated GFCI Outlet Tester is a digital circuit breaker finder used to locate the correct circuit breaker in a panel to which an electrical outlet or fixture is connected. "
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Today 01:36 PM
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CalmMustang2455Today 01:36 PM
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Great tool!
Today 02:09 PM
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gmorphisToday 02:09 PM
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I use the pen hanging ceiling fans and it saved me at least the shock of my life, I had accidentally left the breaker on but fortunately I was using that pen to test the wires. I'll buy this set and give the pen away. I don't have the other tool. Thanks!

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Today 02:42 PM
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1n4oneToday 02:42 PM
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Quote from VSeven :
Every home owner should have this. The only other one to look out for is a plug in tester that has a buzzer you can turn on so you can make it make noise and then turn off breakers until it's off. Back in the day you would plug in a radio and turn up the volume but nowadays everything is batteries.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you plug in the outlet tester in a non-GFCI outlet, and hit the button on the device, wouldn't it kill the breaker for that circuit?
Today 03:21 PM
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DrEldarionToday 03:21 PM
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Quote from gmorphis :
I use the pen hanging ceiling fans and it saved me at least the shock of my life, I had accidentally left the breaker on but fortunately I was using that pen to test the wires. I'll buy this set and give the pen away. I don't have the other tool. Thanks!
I was taught to test both before and after turning off the breaker. Before to make sure the tool is working and you're using it correctly on the wires, after to actually make sure the power is off.
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VSevenToday 03:34 PM
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Quote from 1n4one :
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you plug in the outlet tester in a non-GFCI outlet, and hit the button on the device, wouldn't it kill the breaker for that circuit?
You'd think so but no. The tester makes a very small imbalance between hot and ground. It's not a true short which would be unsafe. It shouldn't trip a actual breaker.

With that said it will trip a upstream GFCI, which should happen if the upstream one is working properly.
Today 05:43 PM
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dealballs1989Today 05:43 PM
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Quote from SoreDikDeal :
I was confused using mine initially because it said no contact, till I realized you have to put the prong into the outlet. In case anyone didn't know
the prong goes in the outlet, son
Today 06:05 PM
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DrRadToday 06:05 PM
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$5 voltage tester and $7 outlet at Harbor Freight. Even cheaper combined with coupon.

Might as well throw in a $8 multimeter.
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Today 06:06 PM
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lazzlazzToday 06:06 PM
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Quote from gmorphis :
I use the pen hanging ceiling fans and it saved me at least the shock of my life, I had accidentally left the breaker on but fortunately I was using that pen to test the wires. I'll buy this set and give the pen away. I don't have the other tool. Thanks!
You should be able to find the GFCI tester tool individually, for much cheaper. You don't need to buy this combo.
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HilariousOstrich870Today 07:00 PM
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Quote from VSeven :
Every home owner should have this. The only other one to look out for is a plug in tester that has a buzzer you can turn on so you can make it make noise and then turn off breakers until it's off. Back in the day you would plug in a radio and turn up the volume but nowadays everything is batteries.
I use a vacuum!

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