ANCEL PB500, 65V Red Digital Circuit Probe Kit Power Scan Automotive Circuit Tester

My wife got me so much gadget gifts for christmas I was very happy and blessed. I have only used this once since I got it couple weeks ago and the reason for that is I want to get more familliar in how to use it . I really like the safety feauture so I wont make a mistake that will cost me creating a short. Being able to have a gaget thats affordable and actually works is awesome and a times saver for sure. I feel like for me this is a good starting point for me to be able to learn all the features and basic functions. The first time I had used this gaget it helped me identify if the valve body soleniod's was working , showed me the voltage also showed me which pins were negative or postive which is a plus if you dont know . Also has a light on the gaget so if your going in a dark area you will be able to see a bit better . Also just something when your reading the directions Im a visual learner , if they had pictures that would have been awesome but I was able to see some videos on youtube but rather then that I would recommend it its a good gaget to have and it does work.

if you are looking for a faulty wire than this probe is definitely a necessity. I truly believe we would still be looking for the faulty wire if we didn't have it.

I like the most is that it can turn on certain components in your vehicle and it has a light so you can see when it's dark

Great value and surprisingly good quality. Buy with confidence.

The cable is not too large but it works great, I like it

For electric hands on technicians is a great way to save time and money as well.

Great company, great probe.I own their scanners as well

Husband wanted one and bought it for him for a gift so he was very pleased. It was last minute but the shipping was fast also the box was nice. Haven't had a chance to use it

Has the features I was looking for and more. Haven't used it yet. Carying case is nice but just a box. would be nice if it had compartments for holding probes and other parts.

it would be better if you could adjust the voltage that you apply to the circuits. some only need 5 volts to actuate