Hubbell Twist Lock Circuit Tester

HubbelCircuitTester

July 30, 2020

Stylized and sized like a standard Hubbell Twist-Lock Plug. Simply plug it in and the LED back panel immediately identifies if the connections are made correctly, and are in the correct position, ensuring the device is wired properly. An easy to read card is provided with the tester, to help determine if the connections are correct. This tester is compact and can easily clip onto your tool belt. The Hubbell Circuit Tester is UL and C-UL Listed.

Twist-Lock, Tester, 30A 250V, 2-Pole 3-Wire Grounding, L6-30P, Marine Version

Catalogue Number: HBLT26CM11

Where to Buy

Steveston Marine & Hardware or ask your marina chandlery.

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