Klein Tools Circuit Analyzer RT390 with LCD and Breaker Finder ET310 for Wiring Faults and GFCI Testing

Brand: Klein Tools

Color: Orange

Features:

• CLEAR COLOR LCD DISPLAY: Circuit Analyzer with large color LCD provides easy-to-understand results for wiring faults, AFCI, GFCI, voltage drops, and device trip time.
• ACCURATE CIRCUIT BREAKER IDENTIFICATION: Quickly locate the correct breaker with precision using our circuit breaker finder, ensuring efficient electrical troubleshooting.
• COMPREHENSIVE WIRING FAULT DETECTION: Detect and identify common wiring faults in standard, AFCI, and GFCI electrical outlets, ensuring thorough evaluation.
• BUILT-IN GFCI TESTER: The Transmitter includes a GFCI outlet tester, enabling you to inspect wiring conditions and test GFCI devices for added safety.
• AUTO POWER OFF: Automatically powers off after 5 minutes of inactivity, conserving battery life and ensuring long-term usage.

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Details: The Klein Tools circuit analyzer and breaker finder bundle combines two essential electrical testing tools to efficiently evaluate wiring conditions and locate circuit breakers. The RT390 circuit analyzer thoroughly inspects outlets with its wiring fault detection, AFCI/GFCI testing capabilities, and load testing at 12A, 15A and 20A to measure voltage drop. The large color LCD clearly displays results for convenient assessment. Pair the analyzer with the ET310 breaker finder featuring a transmitter and receiver for quickly identifying the correct circuit breaker connected to an outlet or fixture. The transmitter also includes a GFCI outlet tester for additional protection. With the circuit analyzer evaluating wiring faults and electrical performance and the breaker finder locating the associated circuit breaker, electricians can rapidly troubleshoot issues for enhanced productivity. The bundle integrates compatible American-style 120V AC tools for a streamlined workflow. By bundling a comprehensive circuit inspector and precise breaker locator, Klein Tools enables electricians to efficiently assess wiring conditions, identify faults, determine electrical loads, and match outlets to circuit breakers for complete circuit diagnostics.