Inductive Voltage Tester with Flashlight ORNO aw_937379 — 12–1000V AC/DC, orange

The ORNO Inductive Voltage Tester aw_937379 is a compact handheld tool designed for non-contact detection of AC and DC voltages from 12 to 1000 V. Housed in an orange casing and equipped with a built-in flashlight, this tester provides quick visual indication of live conductors and helps verify presence or absence of voltage in sockets, switches, cables and electrical installations. The device is intended for basic troubleshooting, safety checks and fast on-site verification tasks in residential and light commercial environments.

Advantages

The non-contact inductive detection allows safe testing without touching exposed conductors, reducing the risk of accidental contact. The wide detection range from 12 to 1000 V AC/DC covers most household and many industrial circuits. An integrated flashlight improves visibility in dim locations and helps locate wiring or terminal markings. The compact, lightweight design in a high‑visibility orange housing is easy to carry and store in a tool bag or pocket, enabling quick spot checks during maintenance or installation work.

Suitable for

• Quick verification of live outlets, switches and wiring in homes and apartments
• Routine safety checks during electrical maintenance and installations
• On-site troubleshooting for electricians and service technicians
• Inspection of junction boxes, sockets and cable routes in confined or dark spaces

Key specifications

• Detection method: non-contact inductive voltage sensing
• Voltage detection range: 12–1000 V (AC and DC)
• Indicator type: visual indication (illuminated tip/LED) and flashlight
• Housing color: orange for high visibility
• Form factor: compact handheld design suitable for pocket or toolbox

How to use

Hold the tester by its insulated handle and switch it on according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Bring the tip of the tester close to the conductor, socket or terminal to be tested without touching exposed metal parts. Observe the visual indication to determine the presence of voltage; use the built‑in flashlight to illuminate dark areas or to better position the tester tip. For reliable results, test known live and non‑live references before use and follow safe working practices, including de‑energizing circuits when performing invasive work.

Usage recommendations

Use the tester as a preliminary check only; it does not replace insulated contact testing or more advanced measurement instruments. Verify correct operation periodically by testing on a known live source, replace batteries when indicator brightness or flashlight output diminishes, and always follow local safety regulations and personal protective equipment requirements when working with electrical systems.