DescriptionMartindale Drummond MTL10 Test LampProduct Description: The John Drummond MTL10, designed to safely indicate voltages from 50V to 500V AC and 50V to 750V DC.Crafted with unrivaled robustness, this device meets the highest standards set by the Health and Safety Executive’s guidance on electrician’s test lamps (GS38), and complies with BS EN61243-3 and BS EN61010, CAT III 1000V and CAT IV 600V. This ensures that you are equipped with nothing short of the best in electrical safety.The MTL10 boasts a lamp housing and probe, each fortified with a finger shield and an insulated probe tip, revealing a mere 4mm of metal. Its double-insulated cable, featuring white inner insulation, serves as a vigilant guardian against abrasion, heat, and oil, warning users of any potential safety compromises. Included are right-angled and straight probe tips to adapt to any testing scenario.For ultimate versatility, the right-angled probes can be adjusted to 90, 180, and 270 degrees. Four distinct bands of illumination, visible from every angle, reveal voltages above 50, 120, 230, and 400 volts with unparalleled clarity, even under the harshest sunlight. This ensures precise identification of dangerous voltages above 50V and allows effortless distinction between 110V, 230V, and phase-to-phase voltages in a three-phase system.Key Features:Indicates voltage between 50V and 500V AC and 50V to 750V DCCompliant with BS EN61243-3, BS EN61010, CAT III 1000V, and CAT IV 600VDesigned according to Health and Safety Executive guidelines (GS38)Robust construction with finger shields and insulated probe tips (only 4mm exposed metal)Two-layer double insulated cable with abrasion warning (white inner insulation)Heat and oil resistant cableIncludes straight and right-angled probe tipsRotatable right-angled probes (90, 180, 270 degrees)Four distinct illumination bands for voltage indication (above 50V, 120V, 230V, 400V)360° viewing angle for clear visibility even in bright sunlightEnables accurate identification of potentially lethal voltages and distinguishes between 110V, 230V, and phase-to-phase voltages in a 3-phase systemVideo:
