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Electrical Circuit Sensor Testing Tool w/ Male Twist Lock & Male American Standard Wall Plug for Trusted Clean Carpet Extractors
Electrical Circuit Sensor Testing Tool w/ Male Twist Lock & Male American Standard Wall Plug for Trusted Clean Carpet Extractors
Tired of tripping breakers on the job? Use this circuit sensor from Trusted Clean to easily identify separate electrical circuits before you begin. This unit features a twist lock connection on one end and a standard male plug on the other. Simply plug the standard end into any wall outlet, and connect the twist lock side to the extension cord that comes with your extractor. You'll then need to plug that extension cord into a separate outlet. The tools will be plugged into 2 outlets at the same time to test if they are on the same circuit.
If the green light on the sensor turns on, you're connected to two separate circuits. If it doesn’t light up, both plugs are on the same circuit and you’ll need to move one to a different outlet.
If the green light on the sensor turns on, you're connected to two separate circuits. If it doesn’t light up, both plugs are on the same circuit and you’ll need to move one to a different outlet.
$145.99
Electrical Circuit Sensor Testing Tool w/ Male Twist Lock & Male American Standard Wall Plug for Trusted Clean Carpet Extractors—
$145.99
Description
Tired of tripping breakers on the job? Use this circuit sensor from Trusted Clean to easily identify separate electrical circuits before you begin. This unit features a twist lock connection on one end and a standard male plug on the other. Simply plug the standard end into any wall outlet, and connect the twist lock side to the extension cord that comes with your extractor. You'll then need to plug that extension cord into a separate outlet. The tools will be plugged into 2 outlets at the same time to test if they are on the same circuit.
If the green light on the sensor turns on, you're connected to two separate circuits. If it doesn’t light up, both plugs are on the same circuit and you’ll need to move one to a different outlet.
If the green light on the sensor turns on, you're connected to two separate circuits. If it doesn’t light up, both plugs are on the same circuit and you’ll need to move one to a different outlet.
