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An AC voltage detector that glows red and sounds an alert when voltage is present on an outlet or cord
The Bluecctv TO-HY-GD-10 is a non-contact AC voltage detector designed for electricians and homeowners checking outlets or cords. Simply touch the tip to a conductor to verify the presence of voltage. It suits anyone needing a quick safety check before working on live circuits.
The detector operates without generating significant heat or audible fan noise during normal use. It draws minimal power from its internal battery to illuminate the red indicator and sound the alert when voltage is detected. The device remains cool and silent while idle in a tool bag.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Bluecctv |
| Model name | TO-HY-GD-10 |
Touch the tip directly to the outlet slot or cord insulation; a red glow and audible tone confirm live AC voltage present.
The internal batteries powering the red LED and buzzer will eventually require replacement to keep the detector functional.
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