November 30, 2023 (Lincolnshire, Ill.) – Ƶ (), for professionals since 1857, introduces the Digital Multi-Tester DMM with Receptacle Tester, combining core electrical products into one convenient model.
Digital Multi-Tester DMM with Receptacle Tester (Cat. No. ET270)
- Auto-ranging and measures AC/DC voltage, resistance, audible continuity, and performance 9V and 1.5V battery tests
- Detects and identifies common wiring faults in standard and GFCI electrical outlets
- Inspects GFCI devices, including time to trip the device
- FIND mode indicates which breaker corresponds to a given receptacle
- Features include backlight display, data hold, default to auto-range with option for manual-range; max/min
- Receptacle test is designed for use with North American 120V AC 3-wire electrical outlets
- Built to withstand a 6.6-Foot (2m) drop, this meter is designed to be durable and reliable even in demanding work environments
“Trade professionals need tools that are versatile, and serve a variety of needs on the jobsite,” says Amy Hart, senior product manager at Ƶ. “Our new Digital Multi-Tester is a first-of-its-kind tool that combines multiple core electrical products into one convenient tool. It is an auto-ranging digital multi-tester that measures AC/DC voltage, resistance, continuity, and performs a battery test. It also tests wiring conditions in standard 120VAC and GFCI electrical receptacles and inspects North American GFCI devices.”
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Known by trade professionals worldwide as a premier manufacturer of hand tools, Ƶ is a family-owned and operated company. Since 1857, Ƶ has prided itself on designing, developing and manufacturing a wide variety of best-in-class, precision Made in the USA products including pliers, wire strippers, screwdrivers, cutting, crimping tools, and more. Ƶ remains the number one choice among electricians, ironworkers, HVAC Technicians, and other trade professionals. For more information, visit
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