2AC NON-CONTACT VOLTAGE TESTER

Description

Fluke 2AC Non-Contact Voltage Tester

Always on for faster, safer voltage testing

The Fluke 2AC is the latest addition to the VoltAlert™ AC non-contact voltage tester family. It is designed to be pocket-sized and easy to use. The tip of the pocket-sized tester will glow red when within close proximity of an outlet, terminal strip, or power cord where voltage is present. The 2 AC is always on, with a battery check function to make sure the tester is working properly. *

Your first-choice tool for go/no-go testing

The 2AC tests for energized circuits and defective grounds, whether it's for an electrician on the factory floor or the do-it-yourselfer around the house.

Key Features

• Non-contact voltage detection from 90 to 1000 V AC
• Innovative 'Battery Check' ensures battery is in good condition*
• Integrated clip design, optimized for pocket storage
• CAT IV 1000 V overvoltage rated product for best in class user protection
• Suitable for a wide range of residential, commercial and industrial needs
• Fluke ruggedness and reliability with a two-year warranty
• Specifications:
  • Operating Principles: Senses the steady state electrostatic ?eld produced by AC voltage through insulation without requiring contact to the bare conductor. A red glow at the tip indicates the presence of voltage.
  • Safety Compliance: Meets IEC 61010-1:2001, UL 61010-1 (2nd ed.), CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 61010-1-04, and ISA-82.02.01 Pollution Degree 2
  • EMC Compliance: Meets IEC 61326-1:2006
  • Operating: 90 V AC to 1000 V AC, CAT IV 1000 V rated
  • Temperature (Operating and Storage): -10°C to 50°C (-14°F to 122°F)
  • Operating Humidity Ranges: 
    • 0% to 95% (0°C to 30°C)
    • 0% to 75% (30°C to 40°C)
    • 0% to 45% (40°C to 55°C)
  • Altitude: 2000 m (CAT IV 1000 V)
  • Cleaning: Clean with damp cloth
  • Battery Life: Typical battery life of greater than one year
  • Warranty period: Two Years

* Use of Battery Check function is optional and for convenience only, it is not intended as a substitute for checking the unit on a known live source before and after use.