Ecm Industries Llc FPE-20T Fuse Puller Continuity Tester

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC FPE-20T is a combination fuse puller and continuity tester packaged with a clip strip for organized storage and point-of-sale display. The tool allows technicians to safely remove blade-style fuses from fuse blocks and panels without direct hand contact, then immediately test continuity to confirm whether a fuse is intact or blown. This two-in-one function reduces diagnostic steps on the bench or in the field. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and automotive service professionals use this type of tester when troubleshooting control circuits, low-voltage wiring, and fused branch circuits where quick fuse identification is critical. The package ships as a quantity of 5 units.

The FPE-20T is suited for residential, light commercial, and service-truck applications where blade fuses are common. Typical use cases include troubleshooting furnace control boards, air handler low-voltage circuits, panel sub-fuse blocks, and automotive or equipment fuse centers. The continuity function gives the technician an immediate pass or fail indication without requiring a separate multimeter, making it a practical add-on for service kits and tool pouches. The clip strip packaging makes this item convenient for retail display or organized storage in a parts room.

Key Features

• Integrated fuse puller and continuity tester in a single handheld tool
• Removes blade-style fuses safely, minimizing risk of contact with live circuits
• Built-in continuity function provides immediate indication of fuse condition
• Clip strip included for organized storage or retail display
• Sold in a pack of 5 units, suitable for stocking service trucks or parts inventory

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard blade-style fuses commonly found in residential and light commercial HVAC control circuits, electrical panels, and automotive fuse centers.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by licensed electricians and HVAC technicians during diagnostic and maintenance work on fused circuits. Always de-energize the circuit and confirm voltage is absent before inserting or removing fuses. Use the fuse puller end to extract fuses from fuse blocks to avoid accidental contact with energized terminals. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for safe work practices on electrical circuits.