KIKUSUI TOS5050 Withstanding Voltage Hipot Tester Dielectric Strength Used KIKUSUI TOS5050 withstanding voltage (hipot) tester.
The seller reports that the unit was inspected and adjusted and its operation was confirmed.
Included: non-genuine 3-prong power cable (10A), 3P-to-2P conversion plug, and like-new I/O connector. The high-voltage test lead (TL01-TOS) is not included. Only the items shown in the photos are included; items not shown are not included.
The interior has been cleaned.
There are few scratches and little discoloration. Please check the photos for the exterior condition.
This is professional/industrial equipment. Condition: Used condition. Detailed testing of every function has not been performed.
Description
We will ship the card in waterproof packaging to prevent any damage during transit.
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This item is 100% authentic, official Japanese goods.
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Only the items shown in the photo are included.
Nothing else is provided.
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