🛠 Industrial Tools' Circuit Tester: Enhanced Indicator Light for Professional 6-12V Troubleshooting Review

What can you say about a lightbulb on a piece of wire? - This one is really well made and does the job perfectly. Even on the newest cars, nothing will work if it's not powered or has a good ground, and this tool is a quick and reliable way to find out. In most cases, it provides enough information to solve the problem without resorting to more complex tools. This item is not difficult and should be in every arsenal.

So far so good. It does what it's supposed to, the cable seems thick, the clamp is strong. Comes with a small plastic sleeve on the tip of the probe so you don't injure yourself on the toolbox, but I'm sure it's easy to lose, but feels nice (probably more for packaging than safety). The light is bright enough to see in direct sunlight. I wish the cord was a little longer, but there's nothing that can be fixed with a different strip of wire.

This is important if you repair things yourself. I was able to save over $400 on electrical work by checking the fuses myself. When the car was turned off my battery mysteriously died and it just so happened the AC fuse blew and discharged at 0.532 amps overnight. With an investment of $6 I was able to fix my car in minutes. The product was delivered quickly, so I didn't have to go without a car for long. Even if your car doesn't stand out, order it now. ALSO PRACTICAL FOR PREVENTATIVE…

I've had it 5 years, I changed the bulb once, repaired it and soldered the alligator clip to a stronger one I bought at the hardware store. I'm not sure, but if it's used in a car, which is typically around 12 volts and the bulb I'm using is rated at 3 watts, I'm guessing the current for the test light is around 0.25 amps, or 250 would be milliamps. I hope someone will correct me on this. The durable ABS plastic construction, which hardly scratches over the years, produces a clean, bright light