KEHIPI
KEHIPI 3-72V Backlit LCD Circuit Tester 140 in wire
Tests 3-72 V DC circuits with a backlit LCD showing ±0.2 V accuracy and a 140 in extended lead
- Width6.8072 in
- Tests 3–72 V DC circuits on cars and trucks
- ±0.2 V accuracy on backlit LCD readable day or night
- 140 in extended wire reaches across engine bays
- Stainless probe with anti-lost rubber tip prevents injury
- Computer-safe low current draw protects sensitive electronics
Automotive Circuit Tester 3-72V
The KEHIPI circuit tester measures DC voltage from 3 to 72 volts with a resolution of .1V and accuracy of ±.2V. Its backlit LCD screen provides clear readings in day or night conditions. The tool draws very little current, making it safe for sensitive vehicle electronics and computer systems.
Low Current Draw and Backlit Display
The digital display uses a blue backlight for visibility in low light without the high current draw of traditional incandescent test lights. This computer-safe design reduces the risk of damaging delicate circuits during diagnostics. Polarity is indicated by two coloured LEDs, allowing the alligator clip to be attached to either ground or positive.
140 Inch Wire and Stainless Probe
A 140 inch extended wire gives ample reach around the vehicle while the sharp stainless steel probe pierces insulation effortlessly. An integrated anti-lost rubber tip protects the probe point and prevents accidental injury when stored. The premium acetate fibre body offers toughness and durability for professional automotive use.
Highlights
- Tests 3–72 V DC circuits on cars and trucks
- ±0.2 V accuracy on backlit LCD readable day or night
- 140 in extended wire reaches across engine bays
- Stainless probe with anti-lost rubber tip prevents injury
- Computer-safe low current draw protects sensitive electronics
Specifications
| Brand | JASTIND |
|---|---|
| Width | 6.8072 in |
Questions about this item
How do I install the KEHIPI 3-72V circuit tester and what step do people often miss?
Clip the alligator clamp to a solid ground or positive point, then pierce the wire with the stainless steel probe; the step many miss is keeping the anti-lost rubber tip on the probe until the moment of testing so the tip is not lost or causes injury.
What maintenance or replacement will this tester need later?
The probe tip can dull after repeated wire piercing and the rubber protector can split; replace the tip cover when it no longer seals the point and clean the LCD screen with a dry cloth to maintain the ±0.2V reading accuracy.
What limit appears first during sustained use of the 140-inch wire tester?
The 140-inch lead adds resistance on long runs, so voltage drop along the wire becomes the first practical limit before the 3-72V range or the ±0.2V accuracy spec is reached.
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