#89 - 120 Volt Outlet Testing using a Multimeter, a LoZ Meter, and a Voltage Pen

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How to test 120v outlets using several different methods, depending on the test equipment you have. How to determine if you have loose connections on the hot side or neutral side using specific techniques.
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This video is intended for Appliance and HVAC professionals that have a need to test household circuits. I recommend wearing rubber electrician's gloves and safety glasses whenever working with household line voltages. For informational purposes only. If you choose to utilize the concepts in this video, you do so at your own risk.
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7 май 2024

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@adampanek3574 2 месяца назад

Your knowledge of the basics is so impressive, were there any particular books you read or classes you have taken to really help everything sink in. I often feel like an upside down pyramid, I have a lot of knowledge but it’s all been learned out of order and I have trouble tying it back to the basics.

@TheTechCircuit 2 месяца назад

Thank you. I've always contended that a strong exposure to electrical theory academics is required to just understand the basics. The basics are driven by that underlying theory. My background is in Electrical Engineering Technology and circuit design, but that's not necessary. There are plenty of videos on electrical theory (lots in my channel, btw), that you can avail yourself of. I'd say to continually learn a lot more than you think you'll need to, and a deep understanding of the basics will happen.

@adampanek3574 2 месяца назад

@@TheTechCircuit thank you for that reply!