Fluke 1AC-A1-II Volt Alert, ENG, C. FRN, L.A. SPN
Easy-to-use! Touch the tip to a terminal strip, outlet or cord. When the tip glows red, and the unit beeps, you know there's voltage in the line. Electricians, maintenance, service, safety personnel can quickly test for energized circuits and defective grounds on the factory floor, in the shop. Continually tests its battery and its circuit integrity with a periodic double flash visual indication using Fluke Voltbeat? technology. Two-Year Warranty. (USA) Features Detects line voltage from 90VAC - 600VAC (1AC-AI-II) Voltbeat? technology and continuous self-test - so you always know it's working Upon detection, tip glows and beeper sounds CAT IV 1000V for added protection Expanded range: 90V to 1000V AC or 200V to 1000VAC depending on model 20V to 90V AC control circuit model also available Two-year warranty
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Fluke 1AC-A1-II Volt Alert, ENG, C. FRN, L.A. SPN Reviews
I'm getting one for my brother and father as gifts. It is sensitive, accurate, durable and has a handy clip when you slide it in your pocket. The illuminated tip is good for dark places like an attic. This is the only volt alert I would use and trust. It is a quality product that has lasted me for over 5 years so far. I think all others are dangerous and a waste of money. I wouldn't trust any brand other than Greenlee and Fluke. The auto shutoff is nice (with an audible alert to let you know it's turning itself off).
That's just me, others may prefer the quieter type. Let it be known, these aren't fool proof. very sensitive. there is no way I would pass it up and I use these everyday. Sometimes I use it to shut a circuit off quickly and I like to be able to hear it if I am far away and don't have anyone around to tell me I found the right breaker. If you're not positive, be safe and at least use a meter. High quality. Believe all of these positive reviews.
I've always used the Greenlee "tickers", but I got such a good deal ($1.50 before shipping.). They're a quick way to determine the presence of voltage. The only MINOR issue I have with this is the low volume.
It's heavy duty and bulletproof. what can I say. great product and Fluke lives up to it's reputation. this is the tester that all the electricians use at work highly recommend. I can see why they all like it. I have dropped it many times and it remains unfazed. It works great and saves me a lot of time from individually testing each wire with a meter.
This tool looked durable, but broke after it fell off of a six foot ladder.
This tool has a digital switch and it can differentiate between a neutral and a hot wire just 1 inch apart. This tool in solid, a clear sound and/or light shows the presence of an electric current and uses 2 AAA batteries. I don't need false alarms everywhere, so better to assume that everything is hot and save the money or use a voltage tester. I decided to purchase this probe because My experience with Fluke's products has been sincere. I mean, I have used other two brands before apart from Fluke (Greenlee and another red-one), the probes are useful but the continual use damage the switch/clip plus the red-one uses button alkaline batteries (LR-44 expensive.). I haven't seen any better volt alert than this one so far. I don't trust my life to any person at all (but God), but I accept the readings this probe shows as accurate and reliable, for more than that use a probe voltage tester of a respected brand. Many times with other tools the sensibility to real electricity was uncertain, simple neutral wires carrying no return load showed current alert because of electric induction.
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