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Circuit Tester, Amp Hound, Kit
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Cal-Van Tools Amp Hound Circuit Testers 74

Cal-Van Tools Amp Hound Circuit Testers 74

CAV-74

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Part Number: CAV-74

Estimated Ship Date: Nov 2, 2026

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
74
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
CAV-74
UPC:
047084000748
Quantity:
Sold as a kit.

Cal-Van Tools Amp Hound Circuit Testers

Cal-Van Tools Amp Hound circuit testers are designed to drastically reduce the amount of time needed to determine the amount of current in a fused circuit. These patent-pending tools allow you to do so without removing the fuse, which not only saves you the time it takes to remove the fuse, configure the tool, read the current, and finally replace the fuse, but Amp Hound testers also solve the problem of inadvertently resetting parasitic drains. Quickly sniff out a current--in an entire fuse block--with Cal-Van Amp Hound testers!

Additional features and benefits include:

* Find current in all ATM, ATO, and Maxi-type fuses; most accurate on 5 to 50 amp sizes
* Can detect currents as low as 5mA; easily find any parasitic drain
* Audible beep instantly tells you if there is any current in any circuit, and provides no-look effortless operation
* Great for under-the-dash fuse panels
* Battery-operated with an automatic shut-off
* Use standard test leads to touch the top of the fuse

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