Current Meter Dedra 06B036 — handheld electrical current tester, 1 pc

Handheld automotive voltage tester Dedra 6–24V with a 140 mm probe length is designed for quick verification of electrical presence in 6–24 V vehicle systems. The compact, single-probe tool provides simple contact testing to identify live circuits, examine battery voltage, inspect wiring and fuses, and reach connectors and terminals in confined spaces. Its form factor suits both workshop use and roadside diagnostics where a rapid voltage check is required.

Advantages

The tester offers straightforward operation without complex setup: touch the probe to the test point and observe the indication of voltage presence. The 140 mm probe length improves access to recessed terminals and connector pins while keeping the tester body at a safe distance. The device is lightweight and portable, allowing technicians and vehicle owners to carry it in a toolbox or glove compartment for on-demand checks. Its voltage range of 6–24 V covers most passenger cars, light commercial vehicles and many motorcycles.

Suitable for

• Checking battery voltage and state of charge within 6–24 V systems
• Verifying presence of voltage at fuses, relays and connector pins
• Tracing wiring faults and intermittent power supply issues
• Quick roadside diagnostics and workshop inspection of low-voltage circuits

Key specifications

• Voltage range: 6–24 V suitable for common automotive electrical systems
• Probe length: 140 mm for accessing terminals and recessed connectors
• Handheld single-probe design for point-contact testing
• Compact and lightweight for portability

How to use

Connect the tester according to its user markings and touch the probe tip to the contact point or terminal to be tested while ensuring a good ground reference on the vehicle. Observe the tester's indication to determine whether voltage is present within the 6–24 V range. Use steady contact and avoid shorting adjacent contacts; when testing battery or live circuits, follow standard safety precautions such as wearing eye protection and keeping metal objects clear of the battery terminals.

Usage recommendations

Use the tester for preliminary checks and diagnosis; for detailed measurements or component-level troubleshooting, use a multimeter or professional diagnostic tools. Store the tester dry and clean, and inspect the probe for damage before each use to ensure reliable contact and safe operation.