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I was rewiring some bodged kitchen lights today, which are in two circuits switched by separate switches in the same box. Despite disconnecting the second switch from the power, my voltage stick still registered a beep (even with wires well away from the live ones). I guess this is a ghost voltage as the two switch wires run close together in the wall.
My Fluke 87V is sadly lacking a LoZ feature. I’d rather not buy another meter, or the very expensive Fluke stray voltage eliminator. Is there a handy trick anyone knows for ‘making’ a LoZ feature?
Light bulb in parallel? PTC thermistor? Enormous resistor?
My Fluke 87V is sadly lacking a LoZ feature. I’d rather not buy another meter, or the very expensive Fluke stray voltage eliminator. Is there a handy trick anyone knows for ‘making’ a LoZ feature?
Light bulb in parallel? PTC thermistor? Enormous resistor?