Klein RT250 GFCI Outlet Tester Tests GFCI outlets as well as wiring in your home. Sperry and Southwire shown in video: • Sperry Receptacle Test... Scissors used to cut plastic in video: • Vampire Kevlar Shears ...
Because of your video and this little tool, I learned that all of my (old) outlets are open-ground and need to be replaced with GFCI outlets until I can get the house rewired. Subscribed. Thank you.🤝
Excellent explanations of the testers abilities along with visual examples for faulty and proper wiring configurations. This tester being a stand-alone and not relying on the outlet power for functionality is a great safety feature and eliminates the dreaded 'I'm not sure scenario'. Video's like this eliminate doubt. You've finalized my decision for an outlet tester.....Thank You Jim.
Good video. At 9:42 in the video, you really should have used a GFCI receptacle instead of a regular receptacle as the GFCI will protect you from a ground fault until you can fix the ground situation in the attic.
Thank you. I actually bought 2 Klein testers. I did open one with the Fiscars Pro utility knife but didn't cut inside the plastic enough had to recut so the scissors made a better video lol'
Quite a handy tool. Will it show a bad contact with wire when, for example, there is some of the insulation got under the contact screw when the wire was stripped too short?
My battery indicator had 1 bar so I changed battery's 2 new battrys installed and indicator has 1 bar battery's are strong 💪 wonder why battrey indicator don't have full bars?
Everything is made in Chine. The workers and factory owners pay NONE of our SOCIAL SECURITY TAX. We purchase these non taxed items and ACTUALLY expect to receive a Social Security check. comment please
No, it will not trip a regular circuit breaker, there is a tiny resistor in it to simulate a ground fault situation and will only trip on GFCI on that circuit. If you had a GFCI breaker in the electrical panel, then it would trip the GFCI
