Deli Contactless Voltage Tester, 12/48–1000V AC, Used for Safe Live-Wire Detection

It detects AC voltages up to 1000V and is designed for use with 12V and 48V systems, making it suitable for electrical work in both automotive and general electrical environments.

The tester is powered by two AAA batteries. A low battery indicator helps you know when the batteries need replacement, ensuring reliable operation when you need it.

Power on the device with the single button, then bring the sensor close to the conductor or wire without making contact. Observe the LED indicator to confirm the presence of voltage. Always follow standard safety practices when working around live circuits.

Yes, the tester features a durable plastic housing and is water-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor environments and routine field use.

Key features include non-contact voltage detection up to 1000V AC, 12/48V range compatibility, a single-button operation, an LED indicator for quick voltage identification, a lightweight compact design, two AAA batteries, and a low battery indicator.

Yes. Its design covers 12V and 48V systems typical of automotive and low-voltage electrical work, while still detecting higher AC voltages up to 1000V for broad applicability.

Open the back cover, insert two AAA batteries in the correct orientation, and reseal. Replace batteries when the low battery indicator appears to maintain reliable performance.

Use it to detect the presence of AC voltage non-invasively on wires, outlets, panels, and automotive wiring. It’s handy for quick voltage checks, troubleshooting, and confirming de-energization safety before work.

Compared to the Deli DE-EDL8010 and DE-EDL8012 models on Fepy, the DE-EDL8011 offers similar non-contact AC voltage detection up to 1000V with 12/48V compatibility, plus a single-button operation and LED indication. For details, see the alternative product pages: https://fepy.com/product/deli-de-edl8010-contactless-voltage-tester-12-48-1000v-ac and https://fepy.com/product/deli-de-edl8012-contactless-voltage-tester-12-48-1000v-ac

Even with non-contact sensing, follow standard electrical safety practices: avoid damaged insulation, don’t rely on the tester as the sole safety device for critical tasks, keep the device dry and away from children, and use appropriate PPE for the situation.

Store the tester in a dry place when not in use. Wipe the exterior with a clean, dry cloth. Regularly replace the two AAA batteries and test the indicator to ensure the LED shows voltage when used near live conductors.