Teledyne FLIR VP52-2 | Contactless voltage tester with LED torch, CAT IV 1000 V

Name: VP52-2 | Contactless voltage tester with LED torch, CAT IV 1000 V
Brand: Teledyne FLIR
SKU: VP52-2
Price: 44.0 CHF
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Manufacturer number: VP52-2

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VP52-2 | Contactless voltage tester with LED torch, CAT IV 1000 V

The FLIR VP52-2 is a rugged, non-contact voltage tester with CAT IV classification and offers light, vibration and beep feedback alarms as well as a powerful LED flashlight. Use the VP52-2 to reliably check whether an AC circuit is live before starting work, to detect voltage on exposed conductive parts or through the insulation, to connect live wires within switchboards, switches and sockets identify or trace live wires and locate circuits. With its ergonomic and drop-proof design, the FLIR VP52-2 is the right choice for anyone performing on-site troubleshooting and checking electrical installations in residential, commercial and industrial buildings.

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Contactless voltage tester with LED torch, CAT IV 1000 V

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About the Manufacturer

Teledyne FLIR

Teledyne FLIR is the world's largest manufacturer of thermal imaging cameras and thermographic instruments. Teledyne FLIR covers an incredibly wide range and has the optimal thermal imaging camera for every application, whether construction, research and development or industrial manufacturing. Since 2010 dataTec is Platinum Distributor of FLIR and, of course, now of Teledyne FLIR.