Ridgid’s SR-24 line locator’s omnidirectional antennae capture the complete signal field, which enables users to acquire the signal and trace its path. The receiver shows the utility’s position and direction on the display, providing an intuitive locating experience. Audio and visual warnings notify the operator if the shape of the signal field is being distorted to avoid mismarking the utility’s position.

Megger’s 200A battery-powered micro-ohmmeter is designed to measure the resistance of circuit-breaker contacts, bus-bar joints and other high-current links. It can can deliver a high current during the discharge and can store a large amount of energy compared to conventional capacitors.

Cementex’s 6-ft. fiberglass measuring stick is 100 percent nonconductive to eliminate a common cause of electrical hazards—inadvertent contact with metal measuring tools. Because it is fiberglass and not wood, it will not warp if it gets wet.