Testboy Testavit Schuki 6 Socket Tester with RCD Test, 230V, Schuko Plug 61610000

Electrical installations can hide dangerous wiring faults that lead to shocks, fires, or equipment damage. The Testboy Testavit Schuki 6 is a compact socket tester that instantly checks Schuko sockets for correct wiring and tests RCD/FI protection with a simple press of a button. It identifies missing earth, missing neutral, missing phase, and swapped conductors, giving you a clear pass/fail indication via three LEDs. No batteries are needed—just plug it in and read the result.

Who is it for

This tester is ideal for electricians, facility managers, landlords, and DIY enthusiasts who need to verify socket wiring before connecting appliances or after electrical work. It is also suitable for periodic safety checks in homes, offices, and workshops where Schuko sockets are used.

Main features

• Tests Schuko sockets (Type F) for correct wiring and detects common faults
• Integrated RCD/FI test with 30 mA trip current to verify residual current devices
• Clear LED indication: three LEDs show wiring status and fault type
• No batteries required – powered directly from the socket under test
• Robust impact-resistant plastic housing, IP40 rated
• Complies with EN 61010-1 and DIN VDE 0100-600 safety standards

Specifications

• Operating voltage: 230 V AC
• Frequency range: 50 - 60 Hz
• RCD/FI test current: 30 mA
• Indication: 3 LEDs
• Detected faults: missing PE, missing N, missing L, phase/PE swapped, phase/neutral swapped
• Overvoltage category: CAT II 300V
• Protection class: IP40
• Operating temperature: 0 to +40 °C
• Storage temperature: -10 to +50 °C
• Humidity: max 80% RH (non-condensing)
• Connector: Schuko plug (Type F)
• Housing: impact-resistant plastic
• Dimensions: compact design for easy handling
• Weight: lightweight, portable

Tips

Always test the tester on a known good socket before use to ensure it is functioning correctly. For RCD testing, press the test button and verify that the RCD trips within the specified time. If the tester indicates a fault, do not use the socket until it has been inspected and repaired by a qualified electrician.