Electric Fence Voltage Tester 12KV 8 Indicator Lights
Portable fence tester measures 2 kV to 12 kV with eight neon indicator lights and no batteries required
- Featuresfalse
- Weight0.1 kilograms
- Sports Team1 Piece
- Measures 2 kV to 12 kV without batteries
- Eight neon lights show voltage level at a glance
- Probe-and-hook operation gives instant reading in the field
- Weighs only .1 kg for easy pocket carry
- Strobe rated for 20000 flashes for long service life
Fence Voltage Tester 12kV
This portable tester measures fence voltage from 2kV to 12kV using eight neon indicator lights. It requires no batteries and is designed for low-impedance and standard fence controllers. Farmers and property owners use it for routine fence maintenance and fault finding.
8 Neon Indicator Lights
The eight neon lights correspond to the detected voltage range, providing a clear visual reading without LEDs. The ordinary strobe light service life is rated up to 20000 times. This specific light count and neon technology define the tool's readability and durability.
Copper Probe and Hook Design
The tester operates by embedding the copper probe into the ground and touching the top hook to the wire or tape. Its compact size allows it to fit in a pocket for convenient access. It works on various metals, polyethylene wires, ropes, tapes, and fence components.
Highlights
- Measures 2 kV to 12 kV without batteries
- Eight neon lights show voltage level at a glance
- Probe-and-hook operation gives instant reading in the field
- Weighs only .1 kg for easy pocket carry
- Strobe rated for 20000 flashes for long service life
Specifications
| Brand | GOGONFLY |
|---|---|
| Features | false |
| Weight | 0.1 kilograms |
| Sports Team | 1 Piece |
Questions about this item
What does the 12kV maximum reading mean when I am testing a live fence?
It shows the highest voltage the tester can indicate; the eight neon lights step through the range from 2 kV up to 12 kV so you can see roughly where the fence voltage sits.
How does the neon indicator scale work without batteries?
The tool draws its power from the fence pulse itself, lighting successive neon lamps as voltage rises, with a rated life of 20000 flashes per lamp.
What do I need to connect the tester to the fence wire and ground?
Push the copper probe into the soil for ground contact and hook the top clip onto the wire or tape; the compact 0.1 kg body fits in a pocket for quick checks.
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