I did some electrical work at home. I hesitated a bit because I don't want to electrocute myself. Every video I watched confirmed the safety of the wires with a voltage tester. I went to Revain to find this little guy that was under $20. It works great. It even had AAA batteries built in. Turn it on and you can adjust the sensitivity, which worked great. I was even able to trace the lines on the wall to see how they went. I pointed to a transformer near my house and it started beeping "high voltage" and turned red. Pretty neat. I have successfully installed switches and new wiring on a number of 220/240V appliances and have taken great pride in doing everything safely and correctly. I don't know how often I'll use it, but for the price it could stay in my toolbox.
⚡️ Fluke T5600 Electrical Voltage, Continuity, and Current Tester: Accurate and Reliable Electrical Testing Solution
9 Review
💡 AmazonCommercial LCD Display Non-contact Voltage Tester for Working, Double Mould, Flashlight
10 Review
Enhanced North American AC Electrical Outlet Receptacle Tester - Klein Tools RT110
9 Review
VT500 Voltage Tester: 12V-300V Non-Contact & Contact, LCD Display, Buzzer Alarm & Wire Breakpoint Finder
21 Review
💡 High-Quality Advance ICN-4P32-SC Electronic Fluorescent Ballast: Ideal for 4 Lamps, 32W T8, 120/277V
3 Review
Wireless Electronic Ballast Interface Certified
8 Review
⚡️ Sunpark LC-12014T (1) FC12T9 32W Circline (1) 2D 38W (1) FC16T9 40W Circline (1) FC9T9 30W Circline Lamp Compact Electronic Fluorescent Ballast with Circline Lamp Plug 120V
7 Review
💡 Hydrofarm Quantum QT400 Dimmable Ballast for 400W Grow Lights
5 Review