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The stop shock II circuit analyzer makes it easy to test gfci receptacles and determine the appropriate wiring correction needed. This GFCI tester uses advanced circuitry and a patent-pending proprietary design to precisely detect the required low resistance (less than 10 Ohms) on ground wire and provides a clear and easy-to understand single led readout indication for correct wiring or bad ground, open neutral, hot/gnd reverse, hot/neu reverse and open hot wiring errors without the need to memorize or decipher a dual-indication chart. The stop receptacles require GFCI test function to test outlets wired in parallel to GFCI circuits (bathroom, kitchen and outdoor receptacles require GFCI protection). Designed for the jobsite this tester features hi-impact abs housing with a 250 lb crush rating and the ability to withstand drops of up to 10 ft.

Packaging/Shipping Size and Weight: Length: 10" | Width: 5" | Height: 9"

Features

Tests GFCI receptacles and identifies wiring errors
Single LED readout simplifies fault detection
Indicates correct wiring, bad ground, open neutral, hot/ground reverse, hot/neutral reverse, and open hot
Advanced ground testing circuitry detects low resistance on ground wire
Hi-impact ABS housing for jobsite durability
250 lb crush rating
Withstands drops up to 10 ft
Bright 360° viewable LED indicator lights

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General Ledger Coding

General Ledger Coding is a value added service provided for you at no additional cost.

General Ledger Coding makes accounting easier by providing you with a calculated total of purchases based on your General Ledger Codes.

In addition to traditional General Ledger Summary provided at time of invoice, we can also provide quotes and order acknowledgements with General Ledger Coding as well. We also give you the ability to change a GL Code for one or all items for renovation projects that may utilize a single GL Code. We can also code any of our "extended inventory" items with your General Ledger Code at the time of quote, order confirmation and invoicing as well. We can code our item numbers directly to your GL Codes should our item categories not align directly with your GL Code Categories.

Please contact us if you wish to implement our General Ledger Coding feature.