Description

The UNI-T UT07 Series Socket Testers are essential tools for detecting wiring errors in residential and commercial sockets. These testers are portable and operate at 230V with an operating current of less than 18mA. They can identify issues such as missing ground, inverted live/neutral, and live/ground connections. Certified with CE and UKCA, these testers are reliable for everyday electrical testing tasks.
Specifications & Features:
The UNI-T UT07 Series Socket Testers are essential tools for detecting wiring errors in residential and commercial sockets. These testers are portable and operate at 230V with an operating current of less than 18mA. They can identify issues such as missing ground, inverted live/neutral, and live/ground connections. Certified with CE and UKCA, these testers are reliable for everyday electrical testing tasks.

SPECIFICATIONS & FEATURES:
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• Operating Voltage:230V
• Operating Current:<18mA • Frequency:50Hz~60Hz • RCD Test Current:~30mA • Indications:Correct wiring, leakage test passed, ground missing, live/ground inverted, live/neutral inverted, neutral missing • Weight:64g • Dimensions:65x65x40mm • Certifications:CE, UKCA

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