220 - 250V, per VDE 0680, 50/60 Hz (up to 500 Hz)
slot screwdriver made of high-strength ABS, with roughened, non-slip surface

screwdriver with metal clip, measuring range: 220 - 250V

test lamp, 6 - 24V
Metal design with needle, fixed cable and crocodile clips. For easy testing of vehicle electric

brass, nickel-plated, 6 - 12V, with fixed cable and crocodile clamps, for simple test work on the vehicle electrical system

current measuring range: 10A, resistance measuring range: 200 - 2000 Ohm, 1 pair

operational voltage: 3 - 48V
universal test instrument for motor vehicle electrics and electronics, two light-emitting diodes indicate voltage as well as polarity, test tip with push mechanics to tap into the cable, with shielded crocodile clamp

metal testing lamp, 3 - 28V, with LED display and audible alarm, surface: chromed, needed device batteries: N (lady), licence type: CE-tested, Ø: 20mm
Note: The voltage tester is compatible with electronic components such as engine control units, sensors, etc. A ground line or terminal is not necessary.

compact and handy, high-contrast single-line LCD display, 19-digit rotary switch. The automatic overflow and polarity display warns you reliably and thus helps to avoid possible errors. Placeable, "hold" button, ground cable with touch guard
Technical data:
DC: 200 mV / 600V; AC: 200V / 600V; DC: 200 mA / 10A; resistance: 200 - 2000 Ohm; Transistors and diodes tester; max. display: 1999; 9V battery (in device); glass fuse 2A-250V, 20 x 5mm

test lead with test tip (red/black), central dial switch, large LCD display with 3 1/2 digit display, charge state shown in display, with base in protective rubber holster
Functions: direct current, DC and AC voltage, resistance, diode test (with acoustic signal), transistor test, continuity test (with acoustic signal), data hold function
Technical data: DC voltage: 200 mA / 600V, co-current flow: 200 mA / 10A, power requirement: 9V block battery, temperature accuracy: 23°C ± 5°C, AC voltage: 200V / 600V

continuity tester, non-contact voltage sensor, with LED flashlight
Thanks to the non-contact voltage sensor, the device detects AC voltages through the insulation. Defective bulbs in Christmas light chains or similar are displayed precisely and within seconds. The built-in current alarm warns of life-threatening voltage. The electronics also enable single-pole phase detection.