Circuit breaker finder kit with receiver, plug-in transmitter, adapters and carrying case
Handheld receiver scanning a circuit breaker panel
Learn and Locate modes for two-pass breaker identification
Plug-in transmitter with voltage display and wiring status indicators
Handheld receiver in non-contact voltage detection mode

EVOQUEFIT 3-in-1 Digital Circuit Breaker Finder & Outlet Tester

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EVOQUEFIT • ELECTRICAL DIAGNOSTICS

Find the breaker that feeds the outlet.

Match an outlet to its breaker, check common wiring conditions, and detect the presence of AC voltage with one compact kit. Built for standard North American outlets on 90–120 V AC circuits.

Three functions in one kit

01

Two-pass breaker finder

Plug the transmitter into the outlet and scan the breaker panel with the handheld receiver. The first pass learns the signal. On the second pass, light and sound help identify the matching breaker.

02

Outlet wiring and GFCI testing

The transmitter’s backlit display shows outlet voltage and wiring status. It indicates seven wiring conditions, including correct wiring, open ground, open neutral, and reversed hot and neutral. A dedicated button tests compatible GFCI protection.

03

Non-contact voltage detection

Use the receiver’s NCV mode to screen for the presence of AC voltage without touching a conductor.

Kit specifications

Operating voltage 90–120 V AC
Outlet compatibility Standard North American 120 V receptacles
System Plug-in transmitter and handheld receiver
Readout Backlit LCD with voltage and wiring status
Breaker indication Audible and visual alerts
Included Receiver, plug-in transmitter, light socket adapter, 3-to-2-prong adapter, alligator clip adapter, and carrying case
Before electrical work: Follow the product manual. Verify de-energization with an appropriate contact tester before touching wiring. Have a qualified electrician handle exposed wiring or panel work.

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