Cacciavite cercafase Laserliner ActiveFinder XP

The Laserliner ActiveFinder XP is a compact voltage tester in a pen-style screwdriver format for professional detection of live conductors and tracing cables. It detects AC voltages contactlessly from 12 V AC up to 1000 V AC, locates voltages in cables, sockets, lamp holders, fuses and control-cabinet components, and can also help find breaks in wires. The unit is rated CAT IV 1000 V for use across building installations and combines high sensitivity with practical lighting and signalling features in a resilient housing.

Advantages

The device offers non-contact detection of live lines with extremely high sensitivity for tracing concealed conductors, a multi-colour LED signalling system for clear visual indication of voltage levels and statuses, and additional acoustic signalling with vibration for reliable feedback in noisy environments. It includes a super-bright integrated flashlight with a separate on/off button and an extra LED to illuminate the work area. The compact, impact-resistant and waterproof housing with a convenient clip makes it easy to carry and use on-site.

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How to use

Hold the Laserliner ActiveFinder XP by its insulated body and switch on the unit. For non-contact voltage detection, bring the tip of the tester close to the conductor, socket or component under test and observe the LED colour and acoustic/vibration feedback. To illuminate the work area, use the integrated flashlight or the additional LED. When tracing concealed lines, move the tip slowly along the cable path and use the device’s high sensitivity (Zoom) to locate the conductor or a break. Follow applicable safety procedures and de-energise circuits where possible before making contact-based checks.

Recommendations

Use the ActiveFinder XP in accordance with local electrical safety regulations. Verify the tester’s function before each use and replace batteries as needed. Although the unit supports CAT IV 1000 V, always observe safe working distances and personal protective equipment when working on live installations.