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Safeguard CE60 60Hz Equipment Compass Safety Volt / Current Detector w/ Case Cutting Torch an input level control and Trailer Era:1969-1975

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Description

Safeguard CE60 60Hz Equipment Compass Safety Volt Current Detector w Case Cutting Torch an input level control and Trailer Era:1969 1975 an input level control and a peak reading LED (which lights up 3dB before clipping) are fitted so that potential problems can be recognised and corrected during the setting up procedure while the new barrel enhances its response up to 500 kVAC Rechargeable 250mAh li ion battery provides 5 days of operation with frequent alerts or 10+ days for non rigorous activity

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