Receptacle Tension Tester, Plastic, SS MPN:1760
Receptacle Tension Tester, Plastic, SS
The Woodhead Receptacle Tension Tester is a compact, simple-to-use device designed for testing the tension of electrical receptacles. Ideal for electricians and contractors, this tester ensures safe and efficient installations. With a voltage range of 125V AC, it measures tension from 4 ozf to 24 ozf, detecting issues such as wire testing, GFCI trip current, hot terminal unwired, and reverse polarity. The tester also includes features for open ground, open hot, and open neutral. Its durable design and nylon carrying case make it a valuable tool for any electrical professional, ensuring compliance with NFPA Standard 99-1996 and reducing the risk of electrical shock or fire.
Top product features:
- Compact design
- Simple-to-use interface
- Measures tension in the range of 4-24 ozf
Top product applications:
- Electrical inspectors use this Receptacle Tension Tester to ensure that electrical outlets meet safety standards.
- Electricians use this product to test and verify the integrity of electrical wiring and connections in residential and commercial settings.
- Homeowners can use this tester to identify and diagnose electrical issues in their homes, such as faulty wiring or reversed polarity.
Receptacle Tension Tester, Alert Type Not Applicable, CAT Safety Rating Not Rated, Display Screen Type No Display, Display Type No Display, Features Compact, Simple-to-Use, For Voltage Range 125V AC, Frequency Rating Not Applicable, Includes Nylon Carrying Case, Load Current Not Applicable, Maximum Tension Measurement 24 ozf, Minimum Tension Measurement 4 ozf, NEMA Plug Configuration 1-15P, 5-15P, 5-20P, Tester Type Receptacle Tension Tester
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 5.00
- Package Width: 1.30
- Package Height: 1.75
- Package Weight: 0.20
Product info last updated on January 29, 2026 2:30am UTC
Category: Electrical Testing and Measuring