Triplett HMIN-KIT Home Inspector 5-Piece Tool Kit

Triplett’s HMIN-KIT Home Inspector Kit includes five tools ideal for detecting and troubleshooting household problems. The MS150 measures moisture content in wood (5 to 50%) and other building materials (1.5 to 33%). Quickly check for any hidden water damage and determine the relative moisture levels in drywall, wood, floors, or ceilings. The TMP10 handheld thermometer measures the temperature of air, liquids, and semi-solids. It’s especially useful around the home for checking Hot/Cold water faucets or a boiler, and its food-grade probe is even great for cooking. Triplett’s CBF200 3-in-1 Circuit Breaker Finder enables the safe identification of breaker locations within any electrical panel without removing power, check all your outlets for proper wiring, and test GFCI circuits for proper operation. The IRT220 Non-Contact 12:1 Infrared Thermometer instantly measures an object's surface temperature without making contact. Use the IRT220 to check around doors and windows for air leaks or check your heating/cooling vents for proper operation. Use the TT-144 Telescoping Inspection Mirror to inspect behind immovable objects and other hard to reach areas – inspect electrical or plumbing behind walls to check for leaks, wear, and loose fittings/connections.

• The Home Inspector Kit includes the tools you need to detect problems and troubleshoot every part of your new home
• Quickly check for any hidden water damage and determine the relative moisture levels in drywall, wood, floors, or ceilings with the MS150
• TMP10 handheld thermometer and IRT220 Non-Contact 12:1 Infrared Thermometer measure temperatures to ensure the correct operation of faucets, heating vents, and more
• CBF200 3-in-1 Circuit Breaker Finder checks for proper wiring and locates the correct circuit breaker to which an outlet or fixture is connected
• TT-144 Telescoping Inspection Mirror can be used to inspect behind immovable objects to check plumbing and electrical for wear, leaks, and loose fittings in hard-to-reach areas