Special Tool Kits for Home Inspection and Professional Electrician

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What is a Home Inspector Tool Kit?

A home inspector tool kit is a basic kit comprising three to seven tools that are useful in solving household electrical issues. These are pertaining to moisture content in walls and ceilings, electrical equipment and switchboard fixes, non-contact thermometers, and so on. Non-contact infrared thermometers are used to measure the temperature of surface of various objects such as heating and cooling air vents, check air leaks around windows, and so on. The kit also contains telescopic inspection mirror to check for electrical or plumbing issues in hard to access areas. A water resistant and portable camera is also a part of such kits, which is used for taking images in hard to reach areas such as ducts, inbuilt electrical wiring in walls, HVAC systems, and so on. A coil or evaporator is also included in such kits for checking rodent or insect infestation on electrical equipment or hard to access objects.

Where to Use Electrical Tool Kit?

There are mainly two types of electrical tool kits- household and professional use. Both these tools can be used in homes as per the requirement. The professional kit is widely used by electricians in homes as well as industrial units, commercial and public places, roads, and wherever there is an electrical issue. The issue may be pertaining to street lights, circuits, distribution units, transformers, and so on.

What all is included in Electrical Tool Kits?

Some basic tools in an electrical tool kit include a digital multimeter to detect a host of circuitry issues such as voltage fluctuation, open wires, shorting possibilities, and so on. A circuit breaker is also an essential tool which safely identifies breaking locations in a circuit without switching off the power supply. Non-contact infrared thermometers are often included in the kits to check for elevated or reduced temperatures of surfaces of electrical panels and vents. Aside from these, a basic kit would also comprise pliers and screw drivers. A professional kit used by electricians and testers would also contain all these tools. Aside from these, professional kits would also contain clamp meters, receptacle tester, AC line splitters, and a variety of pliers for screw shearing, wire cutting, crimpling, and so on.

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