Voltage tester ks tools 911.2176 100–500 V, 140 mm test probe

Handheld voltage tester ks tools 911.2176 detects AC voltage in the 100–500 V range. The tool features a 140 mm insulated test probe and a compact design that allows access in confined spaces. It is intended for electricians and maintenance professionals to verify the presence of voltage, troubleshoot circuits, and perform safety checks before starting work.

Advantages

The voltage tester combines protection and accessibility with a protective insulation covering the 140 mm probe to reduce contact risk, while its compact dimensions facilitate use in tight installations. Its measurement range of 100–500 V covers common AC systems used in building and industrial environments, enabling quick verification without bulky equipment.

Suitable for

• Voltage presence checks on single-phase and three-phase AC installations
• Routine electrical maintenance and troubleshooting
• Safety verifications before beginning electrical work
• Use in confined or hard-to-reach spaces

Key specifications

• Brand: ks tools
• Model / MPN: 911.2176
• Measurement range: 100–500 V AC
• Probe length: 140 mm (insulated)
• Type: handheld voltage tester / test probe
• EAN: 4042146759264

How to use

Verify the tester is intact and the insulation is undamaged before use. Hold the tester by its insulated handle, place the probe tip on the conductor or test point, and observe the indicator (or follow the device-specific indication method) to determine the presence of AC voltage within the 100–500 V range. Remove the probe after testing and store the tester in a dry, safe place. Follow applicable safety procedures and lock-out/tag-out practices when working on electrical circuits.

Usage recommendations

Use the ks tools 911.2176 only within its specified voltage range and inspect the insulation regularly. Do not use the tester on voltages below 100 V or above 500 V, and avoid exposing it to moisture or mechanical damage. For critical measurements or diagnostic tasks beyond presence checks, use a calibrated multimeter or appropriate test equipment.