This Model 120 represses capacitance effects that occur during utility meter base checks and other situations where powered and un-powered cables are in close proximity. It verifies line voltages from 0-750 volts while preventing false readings. This boosts productivity of meter installers and repair personnel by eliminating guesswork.
The Model 122 has the same applications and functions as the Model 120, but has a continuity tester, a backlit display and audible tone for AC/DC continuity.
If you need a continuity function or if harmonics are a problem, the Voltman TRMS is for you. Non-sinusoidal waveforms from variable speed motors cause problems for most voltmeters, but the Model 125 provides accurate, dependable readings of distorted waveforms. When there is no voltage present, the unit automatically tests for continuity, ground faults or shorts. Plus, it has all the features of the Model 120.

The Model 70A Safety Voltmeter is designed for voltage related troubleshooting.
With a range of 1,000 volts, it's more versatile than the Wiggy, smaller and more accurate than the Simpson 260. It has 1M ohms of resistance in each lead to protect the unit and the user and is designed to take 2,500 volts and keep on working.
This meter is ideal for line clearing and TPM and Skills Transfer programs. Our customers have reported huge cost savings including thousands of man hours of productivity improvements and reduction of electrical accidents to a few minor incidents.