Daniel Woodhead - 840-1760 Woodhead Receptacle Tension Tester With Carrying Case,yellow

As advertised

I live in a apartment, some outlet are just wore out, if it doesn't take at lest 4 oz or more 8 oz prefered to pull out its a fire hazard. Yes its made of plastic, remember your using it on a live circuit, don't need battery's duh.

Works very well we are using it for a hospital in are area

This type of tool is, as far as I am aware of, only required for testing receptacles in Health Care Facilities.It's simple to use, and gets the job done.Doesn't feel heavy duty tough, I wonder how long it will survive after some heavy use.On field work, you will have to make your own forms to manually fill in each of the results, add photos, and whatever is required.What amazes me most, is that currently there are no other manufacturers of this type of tool, nor are there digital ones with built-in report filling.

It does what it’s supposed to. But seems like a kids toy. For the price they charge, it should have more detailed reading features. They must be the only one who makes it to be able to charge that price.

Great tool, has definitely made it easier to show homeowners that their outlets are in need of replacement

This is a fairly simple device that allows you to check the tension strength of receptacles, which is a NEC code requirement in patient care areas.

i like everything was shipped fast

This is a cheap piece of garbage. Feels cheap, looks cheap. The stickers for the weight scale appears to be put on by a small child.