It'll also trip a GFCI, so if you test from hot to ground on a GFCI protected circuit with a wiggy or other low-impedance tester, you may wonder why the circuit just went dead..for a couple seconds, anyway.
Yep, wiggins draws more than 4ma. In industrial settings there is a problem with induction that can lead you astray sometimes. I use a Knopp to verify as needed. My wiggy gets little use as it is not as sleek as the streamlined Knopp. lol
Yep, wiggins draws more than 4ma. In industrial settings there is a problem with induction that can lead you astray sometimes. I use a Knopp to verify as needed. My wiggy gets little use as it is not as sleek as the streamlined Knopp. lol