Outlet tester

The socket tester is designed for testing according to VDE standards and is standard compliant according to VDE for the grounding test. This ensures reliable and safe use.

Yes, swapping phase and neutral is one of the 7 states that this tester reliably detects and displays. This is important for the correct function and safety of many electrical appliances.

The tester detects the 7 most common and potentially dangerous wiring errors such as missing earth or swapped wires. This also helps when checking older installations.

The tester is designed for an operating temperature range of 0 to +40°C. As long as the temperature in your garage is within this range, use is possible.

Yes, a mix-up of neutral conductor and grounding is a critical wiring error. The tester is able to display this as one of the 7 states.

No, quite the opposite. The socket tester is designed for easy handling, so even people without electrical expertise can quickly and safely test the sockets.

No, the tester is designed to indicate the correct wiring of sockets using LEDs. It does not measure flowing currents or other electrical parameters.

The tester displays up to 7 different wiring conditions. This includes a number of typical errors that can affect safety.

With dimensions of 60x60x65 mm and a weight of only approx. 52 g, the tester is very compact and handy. It fits easily into any tool bag or a larger pocket.

The LED indicators of a socket tester usually signal standard wiring errors such as missing ground or swapped phase/neutral. When used with adapters in Swiss sockets, the indicators can be influenced by the adapters themselves or different wiring standards. For a precise interpretation of the light patterns, we recommend consulting the specific operating instructions of your tester.

This means that the tester quickly detects dangerous errors in the socket wiring, such as missing grounding or incorrect polarity. This way, you can avoid potentially life-threatening situations.

No, the tester delivers results immediately, so you can test several sockets in a row without waiting. The simple handling makes it very efficient.

The tester recognizes 7 different wiring conditions, including swapped phase and neutral conductor or phase and protective conductor. A specific indication for only swapped neutral and protective conductor is not directly listed, but any deviation is signaled as an error.

Yes, the operation is kept very simple: Plug in and read the LEDs. The 7 states are designed so that a quick and precise diagnosis is possible even without expert knowledge.

Yes, by reliably detecting 7 different and often dangerous wiring errors, the socket tester helps to avoid electrical accidents and thus protect lives.

Yes, the tester displays the status "L + PE (phase + protective conductor) swapped" via the LEDs. This way you can quickly identify this critical wiring error and have it corrected.

For a long service life, store the device in a dry place at room temperature. If necessary, clean it only with a dry cloth.

Yes, the socket tester is designed for easy handling. The clear displays are easy to understand even for people without electrical expertise.

Yes, the socket tester is specially designed for checking 230V safety contact sockets and extension cables. It is therefore ideal for everyday use in the household.

The socket tester detects 7 different wiring states and thus helps to identify electrical hazards. A separate FI test function, which triggers a circuit breaker, is not mentioned as a feature.

Absolutely. This practical tester is ideal for a quick and easy initial inspection of the existing sockets for correct basic function and safety.

Yes, the absence or a faulty connection of the protective conductor is one of the 7 wiring states that the tester can reliably display.

The tester delivers an immediate result as soon as it is plugged into the outlet. The display of the 7 states is immediate and directly readable.

Yes, this tester quickly and easily shows you whether the basic wiring of an outlet is correct and therefore safe. It can thus help to identify potential hazards.

Thanks to the simple operation and the clear display of the 7 states, the tester is easy to understand even for laymen. One look is enough to see the condition of the socket.

Yes, the tester explicitly indicates when the phase (L) is missing. This is one of the 7 error states that the device recognizes for safe diagnosis.

No, the socket tester is specifically designed to check the correct wiring of safety contact sockets. A separate RCD test function is not integrated.

Yes, the tester is deliberately small and practical. It fits easily in any tool bag or drawer and is therefore always at hand.

The device is equipped with surge protection up to 300 V. This protects the tester in case of faulty wiring in the socket.

The socket tester is designed for an operating temperature of 0 to +40 °C. As long as the temperature is within this range, use in the basement is also possible.