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The Martindale Electric NC2 Non-contact Voltage Tester is a compact, battery-powered tool designed for safe and accurate detection of voltages between 200V and 1000V. Featuring audible and visual alerts, an extended probe for hard-to-reach areas, and a built-in LED torch, it’s optimized for 230V single and 3-phase electrical systems. Lightweight and portable, it includes batteries and low battery indicators to keep professionals ready for any electrical testing task.
Manufacturer | Martindale Electric Co Ltd |
Part Number | NC2 |
Product Dimensions | 15.5 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm; 100 g |
Item model number | NC2 |
Colour | Black, Yellow |
Style | Compact |
Pattern | Single |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Measurement Accuracy | 200-1000V |
Included Components | batteries |
Batteries included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Alkaline |
Item Weight | 100 g |
M**T
A professional tool
Having used many types of this device over the years , and more expensive ones too , Martindale set a nice standard and are a robust piece of kit ! you won't be disappointed ! 1 happy customer
A**E
Good
works as it should, but can pick up things like static electricity as well
T**N
Not easy to spot which one to go for as DIYer NC1/2/3/4 The NC2 is good for domestic DIY
Good quality, will catch current on a closed/sheathed cable. Don't worry about the lack of auto power off, which some of the other NC models have, you are reminded it is on by the flashing red light.Does everything I want it to. Light is useful too.
P**V
Useful for distinguishing between live and neutral
After taking off the old wall light I discovered that both wires coming out of the wall were the same colour (the horror!). With this non-contact tester I was easily able to tell which wire was live and which was neutral. It seems nicely built but only the time will tell whether it holds up over time.
R**U
Updated review
This worked well at first. I have read a few more reviews and I have had similar issues. The main cause seems to be the battery spring in the battery housing. It tends to compress of its own accord which results in the batteries not touching or intermittently touching when the unit is moved around. I have had to take mine apart and restretch the spring which then keeps the batteries connected. I have only had this unit 12 months and only use it occasionally. Given this fault I would suggest not buying it as it could prove dangerous or buy a more reliable one.
D**Y
Does the job
bought for my son to stop him getting a curly perm
M**W
Voltage tester
I found this volt tester far superior than any of the others that I’ve used also very handy having a torch for those dark spots great value
S**L
Ok
Its k ok but have had to tape over the torch button as kept turning on
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