Tasco Inspector - Line Load Simulator (Model INS120P)

• Identify faulty wiring without removing outlets, cover plates, or panel covers
• Verify that wiring meets electrical code recommendations for voltage drop
• Measure fault currents
• Test GFCI and AFCI operations

The INSPECTOR line load simulator, INS120P (INSPECTOR) is a rugged tester designed for electricians, plan engineers, safety and electrical inspectors, and building maintenance personnel. It will find faulty splices and connections, incorrect wiring, undersized wiring, faulty GFCIs, faulty or incorrectly wired AFCIs, incorrect line voltage, and poor ground quality.

With the INSPECTOR you can safely test the wirings ability to handle loads and be sure code recommendations are met. Because of high technology sampling techniques, the INSPECTOR will not trip circuit breakers or blow fuses. Using this device is convenient and fast. If any wiring is incorrect, or fails the electrical code recommendations for voltage drop, the display readings will flash. You will find this high-quality unit to be one of your most valuable tools.

By using the INSPECTOR you can:

• Show customers faulty wiring in need of repair without removing outlets, cover plates, or panel covers.
• Give your customers assurance and comfort since all wiring is tested for load carrying ability.
• Verify that wiring meets electrical code recommendations for voltage drop under load.
• Test GFCI and AFCI operations.
• Check ground quality for safety and ability to support sensitive electronic equipment.
• Measure fault currents.
• Avoid embarrassing and expensive call backs.
• Assure yourself and customers that wiring is connected correctly, all splices and connections are proper, and wiring is the proper size for the application.
• Protect your customers from personal injury or damage caused by faulty GFCIs, AFCIs or incorrectly wired circuits.
• Save money and time by eliminating guess work. Note: The INSPECTOR does not check the condition of wiring insulation.

INSPECTOR INTERFACE KEY

1. Power cord receptacle
2. Power/Select button
3. GFCI Test button
4. AFCI Test button
5. Battery compartment (rear)
6. LDC display
7. 20A load LED
8. 20A load button
9. 15A load LED
10. 15A load button
11. 10A load LED
12. 10A load button