Traditional Setup
More tools, tangled leads and repeated switching between tests.
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Test power, polarity, fuses, electrical components and compatible 4-pin or 5-pin relays with one compact automotive circuit probe.

Less Guessing. Faster Testing.
Keep the test light, power probe and separate relay tester from slowing down a simple diagnosis.
More tools, tangled leads and repeated switching between tests.
Move from checking voltage to fuses, components and relays with one handheld tool.
Built For The Fuse Box
The digital display and polarity indicator lights help identify voltage and positive or negative circuits without constantly reaching for another meter.

Three Jobs. One Tool.
View the electrical reading directly on the built-in digital display.
Probe both fuse test points to quickly help identify a blown fuse.
Use the integrated 4-pin and 5-pin positions to check compatible automotive relays.
The positive/negative switch and auxiliary ground lead help test compatible low-voltage components such as lights, horns and motors.
Simple Workflow
Attach the red and black clamps to the correct battery terminals.
Touch the metal probe to the intended test point and read the display and indicators.
Check power, ground, fuses, components or a compatible relay as required.

Made For Real Garage Problems
Product Details
| Tool Type | Automotive Circuit Probe & Relay Tester |
|---|---|
| Display | Built-In Digital Readout |
| Polarity Feedback | Positive / Negative Indicator Lights |
| Relay Positions | 4-Pin & 5-Pin Compatible Relay Testing |
| Power Connection | Red & Black Battery Clamps |
| Additional Lead | Auxiliary Ground Lead |
| Package Includes | Main Tester, Battery Lead & Clamps |
Questions & Answers
No. It combines several common automotive troubleshooting functions, but advanced electrical diagnosis may still require a professional multimeter or scan tool.
Many automotive blade fuses have exposed test points. Touching both sides can help determine whether power passes through the fuse.
No. Use only compatible automotive relays that match the tester's supported 4-pin or 5-pin configuration and follow the included instructions.
The integrated display and indicators simplify common checks, but users should still understand basic automotive electrical safety and consult the vehicle service information.
Spend less time switching tools and more time getting the electrical problem solved.
Circuit probe • Fuse checks • Compatible 4-pin / 5-pin relay testing
