SKU : TopDiag P100
Category : Automotive Accessories & tools
The TopDiag P100 is a professional-grade automotive digital circuit tester designed to test and diagnose 12V and 24V electrical systems in cars, trucks, motorcycles, and other vehicles. It is a powerful multi-functional tool that combines the features of a voltage tester, power probe, continuity tester, and circuit analyzer—all in one compact and durable unit.
Whether you're a professional auto technician or a DIY enthusiast, the TopDiag P100 helps you quickly locate open circuits, short circuits, bad grounds, and measure voltage or polarity with ease.
Supports both 12V and 24V systems, making it ideal for passenger cars, heavy-duty trucks, motorcycles, boats, RVs, and more.
Voltage Detection (AC/DC): Measures voltage instantly with real-time digital display.
Polarity Testing: Instantly identifies positive or negative polarity.
Power Injection & Grounding: Allows you to energize components like relays, solenoids, lights, and fans for quick diagnostics.
Continuity Testing: Easily check if a wire or component has a complete circuit.
Short Circuit Detection: Helps track down shorts and faulty wires accurately.
Overload Protection: Built-in circuit protection to safeguard both the tester and the vehicle's electronics.
Comes with a 2-meter (6.5 ft) long test lead—giving you flexibility to move around the vehicle.
Digital LCD display for clear voltage readings.
Heavy-duty probe tip for precise contact in tight engine compartments.
Rugged construction built to withstand workshop environments.
Simple, one-hand operation with easy-to-use function buttons.
Audible and visual indicators for instant feedback during tests.
Automotive electricians and mechanics
Workshop diagnostic operations
Vehicle troubleshooting and repair
Electrical installations and modifications
DIY car enthusiasts
1 × TopDiag P100 Circuit Tester
1 × 2M Test Lead Cable
1 × User Manual
1 × Sturdy Carrying Case (optional, if applicable)
This tool enhances efficiency, reduces diagnostic time, and helps avoid guesswork when working with automotive electrical systems.