Additional functions of this tester include single-pole phase detection, vibration indicator when under load and a built-in electrical torch. Fluke T130 Two-Pole Voltage/Continuity Tester Key Features

Highly popular with electricians, the T130 is equipped with GS38-compliant caps and can be used to perform continuity testing (with the ability to switch the buzzer on and off) and also indicates polarity. Switchable load: avoid display of ghost voltages allowing you to draw more current from the circuit under test and avoid trip residual-current devices (RCDs)Czech, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish The CableHealth function will verify the condition of the Fluke T130 Two-Pole Voltage and Continuity Tester’s test lead before, during and after measurements. A fault is indicated via the illumination of a red band (the CableHealth indicator); this band will illuminate even if an intermittent fault is detected. When this light is dark, the user knows that the test lead is in good health.

Dual insulated cable tested to 3x the required bend angle provides increased reliability and durability The following table outlines the difference between each of Fluke's T-series Two-Pole Voltage and Continuity Testers:This measurement device is suitable for professionals in various industries, including electrical and maintenance professionals, who require accurate measurements for their work. Its compact size and lightweight build make it easy to carry and use in different locations, providing convenience and efficiency. The integration of a NEW CableHealth function and indicator into the Fluke T130 Two-Pole Voltage and Continuity Tester ensures that the user is continuously and immediately informed as to the safety and reliability of his/her instrument. It enables electricians to work more safely and reliably. Fluke T130 Two-Pole Voltage and Continuity Tester Overview Two-pole voltage and continuity testers measure voltage, but just as important is when a voltage tester tells you that there is NOT voltage present before working on any circuit. For you to rely on your two-pole tester, it has to be the most rugged and reliable tester you can find. That’s what Fluke’s redesigned Fluke T110 gives you. Two-pole voltage and continuity testers measure voltage, but just as important is when a two-pole tester tells you that there is NOT voltage present before working on any circuit. For you to rely on your two-pole tester, it has to be the most rugged and reliable tester you can find. That’s what Fluke’s redesigned two-pole testers give you.