Extech CT20 Continuity Tester Pro User's Guide

The Extech CT20 Continuity Tester Pro is a portable continuity tester that allows a single user to quickly identify and label two wires even when the wire ends are located in different rooms. This tester is shipped fully tested and with proper use will provide years of reliable service.


Extech CT20 Continuity Tester Pro User's Guide - cover page
Brand
EXTECH
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
103 KB
Published
01 August, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
Model
CT20
MD5 checksum
773033AC991A7A8C42C870DF5C35E428

About this manual

The Extech CT20 Continuity Tester Pro is designed to allow a single user to quickly identify and label two wires even when their ends are located in different rooms. The device includes a main pulsing unit with a remote probe for verifying continuity over long distances or identifying individual cables within multi-wire installations.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Safety Precautions
  • Description
  • Remote Continuity Operation
  • Advanced Remote Continuity and Wire Identification
  • Local Continuity
  • Battery Replacement
  • Disposal

Specifications

Power supply9 Volt Battery
Beeper volume85dB
Battery lifeApprox. 12 months with normal use
Continuity confirmation limitEqual to or less than 2.0 K Ohms
Wire Verification Distance10,000 Ft, 3,000 m (26 Gage min.)
Operating Temperature10 oF to 113oF (-12 to 45oC)
Dimensions3.6 x 2.2 x 1.14” (90 x 57 x 29mm)
Weight9.2oz (260g)

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum wire verification distance for the CT20?

The tester can verify continuity over a distance of up to 10,000 feet or 3,000 meters with a minimum of 26 Gage wire.

How long does the battery last under normal use?

The included 9 Volt Battery provides approximately 12 months of service with normal usage.

Can I test live circuits with this device?

No, you must not connect the tester to a live circuit or energized wires as it can cause damage, shock, injury, or death.

What indicates correct probe lead orientation during remote testing?

If the Probe LED flashes green, it indicates that the probe leads are correctly connected; a red flash means they are not.

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