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KIT ELECT. MOTOR CO. - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 300633

The OTC Tools and Equipment 3633 Mini-Coil Cord Circuit Tester is an essential diagnostic tool for professional automotive and industrial technicians, designed to efficiently test electrical circuits and pinpoint faults. This robust tester provides reliable performance for identifying shorts, grounds, and open circuits in both 6-volt and 12-volt electrical systems, streamlining troubleshooting tasks in the workshop.

Key Features

  • Durable Construction: Built with a heavy-duty, red coil, 12-foot cord lead and a robust stainless steel probe with an insulated shaft, ensuring longevity and consistent performance in demanding environments.
  • Versatile Probing: Features a needlepoint stainless steel probe for easy back probing and piercing, along with a special threaded probe that accommodates a screw-on alligator clip for enhanced versatility in various testing scenarios.
  • Clear Indication: Equipped with a bright red, high-intensity, slim-style replaceable bulb for clear visual indication of circuit status.
  • Ergonomic Design: The ergonomic, slim-designed clear handle provides a comfortable grip, making it easy to use during extended diagnostic sessions.
  • Secure Connections: Includes positive contact-molded strain relief and a heavy-duty clip with a positive soldered connection for reliable and safe operation.

Applications

This circuit tester is ideal for automotive technicians diagnosing a wide array of electrical issues in vehicles, from faulty wiring to component testing, across 6V and 12V systems. It is also valuable for industrial mechanics and electricians who need a portable and reliable tool for checking circuit integrity and locating faults in various machinery and equipment. Professionals rely on the OTC 3633 to quickly identify and resolve electrical gremlins, ensuring proper functionality of electrical motor systems and other components.

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 22 January, 2015.