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Tinman
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Volt sticks

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Whats the best non contact volt stick you can buy ? was wanting the best , is the fluke one the best?

I rememebr screwfix selling the original voltstick but they dont sell it now and no one else does either as far as i can see :?

Was plastering up some holes in an old church as one room had been re-wired and the sparks had left in the old wires etc so when i was plastering one was live and im a very lucky boy as :roll: luckily i had a marshalltown trowel with zee rubber handle ! another good reason to buy one of these trowels :shock: even with the wet plaster over the wires and sizziling away the fuse didnt blow as some donut had replaced it with something other than fuse wire.
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Hi ya tinman I have used various voltsticks and have found the Fluke Voltalert 1ac-e 11 the best on the market sensitivity range from 200 - 1000 volts ac it automatically tests its self every couple of seconds and switches off after 5mins if not used ,When in proximity of live cables makes a audible noise plus only cost about £17 :thumbright:
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Cheers meterman :thumbright: aint been on in a while hence the slow reply :roll:

i will look into the fluke model thanks.
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