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Car Automotive Short & Open Finder EM415PRO Car Short Circuit Detector Car Repair Tool detector Track the cables or wires
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1.6-42 V Ready: This product is designed to be used in both the new generation of vehicles with mixed 6-42 Volt systems, as well as single 6-42 Volt systems. 2.Operates on a wide range of DC voltages: You can use this product with DC voltages ranging from 6 to 42 volts. 3.7" flexible probe for convenience: The included 7" flexible probe allows you to easily reach wires even in congested or hard-to-reach places. 4.Easy detection with LEDs: The transmitter and receiver LEDs indicate open or short circuit conditions, making it quick and simple to identify the issue at hand. 5.Adjustable sensitivity for any tracing situation: With adjustable sensitivity, this product can be tailored to meet your specific tracing needs. 6.Non-contact technology, no wire piercing required: This product utilizes non-contact technology, eliminating the need to pierce wires for detection.
