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The Fluke LVD2 Volt Light is a non-contact AC voltage detector and LED flashlight combined into one easy to use pen-style design. The LVD2 is a CAT IV 600 V rated non-contact detector that is suitable for commercial and industrial applications. The LVD2 includes dual sensitivity turning blue 1” to 5” (2.54 cm to 12.7 cm) from the source and red when at the source.
mark woody
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024
works great
Paul Demaerel
Reviewed in Belgium on September 18, 2024
Dit is het soort van apparaatje dat je nooit geweten hebt dat je het miste... tot je het in huis haalt!
Smu
Reviewed in Germany on June 7, 2024
Ich habe mir den kontaktlosen Spannungsprüfer für eine Altbausanierung gekauft. Grade wenn man vor der Abriss an der entsprechenden Stelle sichergehen möchte, dass dort verbaute Steckdosen und Lichtschalter spannungslos sind, ist dieser Stift perfekt. Natürlich kann dieser Stift "lügen" und ist bei Phantomspannungen ungenau - aber für eine Aussage "Spannung ja/nein" reicht es in jedem Fall.Ich hatte vorher einen Stift von Testboy für ca. 30 Euro - dieser ist jedoch bei einem Fall aus ca. 1 m Höhe kaputt gegangen. DIeser Stift hier funktioniert auch noch perfekt nach einem Fall aus 3 m Höhe.
ron muller
Reviewed in Australia on June 13, 2024
The name lives up to its reputation. Best ive ever used, very reliable results and very sensitive. Some say it is too sensitive, but it has the best of both worlds. Dual colours. One for long range tracing (~6 inches), and the other colour when you are right on top of the powered wire. Clear and definitive indications that i can trust.
Miguel Camacho Ortega
Reviewed in Mexico on May 3, 2024
Es un equipo que previene de una descarga eléctrica, ya que su uso correcto nos indica si se tiene un espacio energizado y con esto se procede con mayor precaución.
Jonathan Mokhtar
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
So as a C10 electrician, I’ve used multiple different types of these, and this is the best one yet. The accuracy is amazing and the blue and red colors are a way better distinguishing identifier than just a beep. Because you know that voltage is present more accurately than just having this thing beeping all over a tanglement of wires.
Shane
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
Very nice. It works through drywall and identifies the hot side of a recep. Not to mention it’s Cat IV. Worth every penny.
Bras Ribeiro
Reviewed in France on October 30, 2024
utile pour détecter la présence de courant sans contact direct
Charles Rooks
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024
I did not give it 5 stars as it did does not beep at the presence of electrical power, other than that it works great.
Floresian
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023
Like others have said it’s far more sensitive than 90V. It reliably indicates for 12Vdc. But it hasn’t given me any false positives or negatives in the week that I’ve been playing with it. And as an AV tech, that behaviour is perfect for my uses.
Ed Reints
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2019
I’ve been using this tester in an industrial setting for years. Works great. That review that says it only lights up on one side is incorrect. It lights up just fine on all sides, in all conditions, and it is very sensitive. As with all inductive testers, if wire is shielded you will not get a reading. The only downside for a residential electrician is that it doesn’t have the little tab that goes into a receptacle, but it is sensitive enough to make that unnecessary.
Boomer
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2014
I like multi-tools. I have tried to get as much functionality from what can be carried easily on my hip so I don't have to keep going back to my "world" to grab tools. So instead of a Maglite and a voltage sniffer, I had been carrying a LVD1 since they first came out also using it at my go to flashlight.The LVD2 surpasses the earlier model in a number of ways. The power on button is located on the rear now instead of the side which would cause the old 1 to turn on as it sat in the Maglite holster of my tool pouch. Also the 1 was constantly loosing the battery cover so that I had wrapped the end in e-tape. The LDV2 has a better designed battery cover and works well.As I deal with a lot of long lines and connectors in which the hot is buried away from the face more than in Edison type connectors the Red "Hot is here" is a bit too sensitive and doesn't always light, so when the Blue "some voltage is here" is lit, which it will do for even low voltage and/or within just under a foot of sources, you have to grab a meter sometimes to see if a line is truly hot or just inducting.Also, they haven't quite got the power switch quite right yet. On occasion it will not turn on until put through some sudden G-force application.But I carry it, and would suggest others do too. The no audible tone is actually a positive feature in my work.UPDATE: I have just purchased a second one of these to replace the one I bought originally. I will take some of he blame in rough handling as I shoe-horn this into the space on a beltpouch designed for a mini-mag lite, unfortunately the clear tip will pull off. I have added some etape to better secure it. However, eventually the power sensing stopped. I have etaped my new one in the same manner and do not force it down very far in the holster.
BostonBob
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2013
Fluke LVD2 Current Detector, 90-600v detection, does what it is supposed to do. Push the button on the end and the flashlight comes on, and detection begins. It can follow a Romex line in a drywall covered wall, and easily determine if a wire is carrying current. The light is bright enough to use to walk through unlite areas, but is certainly not going to illuminate a room. For the close-in work this device is performing, however, it is extremely bright. The case is rugged (not bottom of your toolbox rugged), and I expect years of service for this test/ detection instrument.
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