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Extech CB10
Extech CB10

AC Circuit Breaker Finder/Receptacle Tester

The Extech CB10 is an AC Circuit Breaker Finder/Receptacle Tester that locates circuit breakers and tests receptacle wiring. The CB10 allows the user to quickly locate 110 V to 125 V AC circuit breakers and fuses with audible and visual circuit breaker indication. The product also features a variable sensitivity adjustment to pinpoint correct circuit breaker. This product is complete with a year warranty, the receiver and GFCI transmitter and a 9 V battery for the receiver.

Extech CB10-KIT
Extech CB10-KIT

Electrical Troubleshooting Kit

The CB10-KIT is an Electrical Troubleshooting Kit that features three tools with 5 functions. The CB10 is an AC Circuit Breaker Finder/Receptacle Tester that locates circuit breakers and tests receptacle wiring. The CB10 allows the user to quickly locate 110 Volt to 125-Volt AC circuit breakers and fuses with audible and visual (LED lights) circuit breaker indication. The product also features a variable sensitivity adjustment to pinpoint correct circuit breaker. The second tool is the CT20, a Continuity Tester/Wire Tracer that tests continuity via bright flashing LED and loud pulsating beeper. The remote probe with LED allows a single user to trace up to three cables. The third tool in this kit is the DV20; an AC Voltage Detector/Flashlight with non-contact detection of AC voltage from 100 VAC to 600 VAC via built-in bright LED flashlight with ON/OFF button built in a rugged double molded housing.

Extech CB20
Extech CB20

Circuit Breaker Finder/Receptacle Tester

Locate the correct circuit breaker or fuse without turning off the power with the Extech CB20 Circuit Breaker Finder, which employs automatic sensitivity to quickly and accurately pinpoint the correct 90 V to 120 VAC circuit breaker or fuse. The CB20 is ideal for a range of applications including locating branch circuit breakers without causing accidental power shutoffs, confirming proper wiring during electrical installation or repair, and testing receptacle ground fault operation. Complete with receiver, transmitter, and a 9 V battery.