Volt Stick is updated

04 March, 2015

Sagab by Elma’s latest version of its Volt Stick non-contact instant voltage tester is more accurate, provides a clearer indication and is more versatile than the original. It can test for the presence of AC voltage in cables, wall sockets, fuses, circuit breakers and junction boxes. Called VoltStick Bright. It is available from UK distribution partner CIE-Group.

There are two switchable test ranges — a standard 230 V range that is always active and a high-sensitivity 24 V range. An LED flashlight illuminates the test area. Visual and audible indication of AC voltage is provided.

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