Triplett AC Line Splitter and GFCI Outlet/Receptacle Tester with 5 Visual Indicators (ET200)

I use this for work and it is very important to be accurate. I have used at least seven or eight different types. This is the one.

Works flawlessly and does not feel cheap. No regrets. Sometimes the lights are not clearly distinguishable under bright conditions but you just use your palm to give it some shadow and thats it.

I have a Kline and Southwire clamp meter and they both fit. Used it today to show a resident his vaccum cleaner is pulling to many AMPS.

I have KAIWEETS small and large clamp amp meter, both fit very easily into the 1X hole on the Triplett line splitter and receptacle tester. I dont understand a other reviewer claiming problem. Handy having both tools in one. Solid construction. Dont feel like opening it up to check quality of connections but the plug seems good. Works.

I assume it is accurate on the 1 times but the 10 times is more like 11 or 12 times. Which seems odd. I am pretty sure all they needed to do was loop (or coil) the wire 10 times so that the meter would read 10x the electrons flowing by.

lover that theres also voltage probing points

If your looking for a cheap good plug tester, this works great. It is a simple device and there isnt much to it, but mine has taken a beating over the past week an it works great, even after 15ft falls.

This works great. I too was worried about the size of the 1x area being too small for my amp meter to fit into it. I have two amp meters and they both work fine. This is an inexpensive tool and for the average person will work fine. It feels and looks great. Most typical amp meters will fit both the 1x and the 10 x . It allows you to read amps, check ground fault ,location for volt readings and any polarity issues. I took a chance with it. Knew that I could always return it for a refund. It has worked fine for me and went ahead and ordered a second one for a another electrician that doesnt have one. Glad I got this.

Great item to test with

Must have to measure current of plug in loads