Voltage tester EMOS VT-710 (model 2201013000) — AC/DC measurements

Handheld voltage tester EMOS VT-710 (model 2201013000) for AC and DC measurements. The tester detects presence of voltage in live and non-live parts of electrical circuits, allowing quick verification whether a circuit, cable or device is energized. Compact and portable design makes it suitable for on-site checks, troubleshooting and routine maintenance.

Advantages

The EMOS VT-710 features an LCD display and a built-in flashlight for improved visibility in low-light conditions. It provides both optical and acoustic indication of voltage, supports phase and phase-sequence detection, and can measure continuity. Battery-powered operation with included 2×1.5 V AAA cells ensures immediate usability out of the box.

Suitable for

• Electricians performing circuit and cable checks
• DIY users verifying presence or absence of voltage
• Maintenance and troubleshooting of electrical installations
• Phase identification and sequence verification tasks

Key specifications

• AC voltage range: 6–690 V
• DC voltage range: 6–690 V
• DC/AC preset voltages: 6 V, 12 V, 24 V, 50 V, 120 V, 230 V, 400 V, 690 V
• Frequency range: 45–65 Hz
• Polarity detection: yes
• Phase and phase-sequence detection: yes
• Continuity measurement: yes
• Contactless measurement: no
• Sensitivity adjustment: no
• Signalling: optical and acoustic
• Power supply: 2× 1.5 V AAA (included)
• Packaging: 1 pc, blister

How to use

Place the tester on or near the conductor or terminal to be checked and read the LCD and audible/visual indications. Use the device to identify live conductors, verify polarity and check continuity where applicable. Follow standard safety procedures: ensure appropriate personal protective equipment and de-energize circuits when required before performing invasive work. Replace batteries when indicators weaken to maintain reliable operation.

Usage recommendations

Use the EMOS VT-710 for non-contact presence checks of voltage on accessible conductors and terminals. Do not rely on the device for definitive testing under conditions for which it is not rated; always follow relevant norms and regulations for electrical work.