Extech CB10 AC Circuit Breaker Finder/Tester Green CB10
Extech CB10 AC Circuit Breaker Finder/Tester Green
The Extech CB10 AC Circuit Breaker Finder/Tester is a compact and easy-to-use tool for locating and testing circuit breakers and receptacle wiring. With a push-button GFCI and variable sensitivity adjustment, users can quickly pinpoint the correct breaker every time. Bright red and green LED displays indicate correct wiring or up to 6 fault conditions, making it simple to identify and resolve issues. Ideal for electricians, DIY enthusiasts, and maintenance personnel, the CB10 is perfect for residential and commercial applications, including new construction, renovation, and troubleshooting existing electrical systems. Its portability and ease of use make it an essential tool for any electrical professional.
Top product features:
- Locates 110v to 125 vac circuit breakers and fuses
- Tests receptacle wiring
- Has a push-button GFCI for quick and easy results
Top product applications:
- Identifying and locating circuit breakers in residential and commercial electrical systems
- Troubleshooting and testing receptacle wiring for correct connections
- Pinpointing faulty circuit breakers in electrical panels to prevent electrical shock or fires
Quickly locates 110v to 125 vac circuit breakers and fuses and tests receptacle wiring. The push-button gfci makes getting results quick and easy. Variable sensitivity adjustment pinpoints the correct breaker each time. Bright red and green led displays indicate if receptacle is correctly wired or identifies up to 6 fault conditions.
Additional Information
- UPC: 793950400104
- UNSPSC: 41113644
- Brand: Flir Commercial Systems Inc
- Color: Green
- Package Quantity: 1
- Country of Origin: CN
- FOB Origin: NH
- Ships by: PARCEL
- Comes in a kit: No
- Newly added to catalog: No
- Item is on Clearance: No
- Contains Hazardous Materials: No
- CA Proposition 65 Applies: No
- Package Length: 5.51
- Package Width: 1.46
- Package Height: 9.84
- Package Weight: 2.12
Product info last updated on May 19, 2025 2:51am UTC
Category: Electrical Power Testing