The CT-2 probe anti-electric shock test device is designed to ensure the safety of electrical equipment. This device strictly follows international standards and is a core tool for testing the anti-electric shock performance of electrical equipment. It is widely used in the research and development, production and quality inspection of various electrical products, providing users with reliable safety testing solutions to ensure that products comply with international safety regulations and effectively prevent electric shock risks.

The CT-2 probe anti-electric shock test device is mainly used to detect the contact current of electrical equipment, evaluate the anti-electric shock protection performance of the equipment under normal use and fault conditions, ensure that the equipment meets safety standards, and prevent users from electric shock accidents during use. It is widely used in product quality inspection and certification in home appliances, electronics, power and other industries.

The IEC60990 Figure 4 Touch Current Measuring Network stands as a pivotal instrument in electrical testing. It meticulously adheres to relevant IEC standards, particularly in touch-current and protective-conductor-current measurement. Its design, equipped with an independent power switch for effortless operation, overcomes the power-supply shortcomings of earlier versions, enabling testing of high-power electrical products. Parameters RS, RB, CS, R1, and C1 are carefully set, each making a distinct contribution to regulating electrical properties such as current, voltage, and frequency response. For testing, combining an oscilloscope, a suitable voltage probe, and an adjustable power supply is essential. This equipment combination ensures comprehensive and accurate measurement capabilities across various testing scenarios.