Contact: Billy Carmen, CEO
1-888-346-3826
http://www.wizarddetectors.com
Email: billy@wizarddistribution.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
TO NEW PRODUCTS AND HOME IMPROVEMENT EDITORS:
The new four-in-one tool that does more than its name implies
VAN NUYS, CA., July 1, 2001 /PR Newswire/-- Q: When is a stud finder
not a stud finder? A: When it's the Wall Wizard Precision Stud Finder,
the new four-in-one tool from Wizard Distribution. Wall Wizard brings
to the home and professional handyman the power of an accurate stud
finder along with the additional functions of an A/C voltage, D/C battery,
polarity tester and portable metal detector.
Most stud sensors work by using sonar waves to measure the volume and
mass of a wall in order to locate its studs. This method is inconsistent
at best because a reading can change with dampness, patchwork and other
defects in a wall's construction. The Wall Wizard, on the other hand,
is consistently accurate thanks to its metal detecting capability. By
simply locating the screws that hold dry wall onto walls, the Wall Wizard
pinpoints a stud's exact location with no measuring, guessing, knocking
or drilling of holes. Plus, there's no need for calibration each time
it is turned on.
Turn the Wall Wizard over and its tip serves as an additional four tools.
A/C electrical current (ranging from 12 to 600 VACs) and D/C voltage
(over 9 volts) can easily be detected using the device. Simply hold
the tip up to an electrical outlet or the positive post of a battery
while grounding the negative post with your finger and viola. A flashing
light and loud beep indicates active current. This function makes the
Wall Wizard perfect for checking polarity.
Lastly, the Wall Wizard can be used as an economical handheld metal
detector. This function makes it perfect for security purposes - detecting
metal hiding on one's person or clothing - treasure seeking, and/or
metal alloy testing. Most recently, several Wall Wizard Precision Stud
Finders were ordered by an Australian medical group for the purpose
of detecting metal fragments embedded in a patient's flesh (the device
can detect a paper clip held tightly in a clenched fist). It's that
versatile.
The price you pay for the Wall Wizard is even more impressive than its
list of credentials. For four amazing tools in one, the Wall Wizard
Precision Stud Finder costs a mere $19.95. The tool is highlighted on
the Wall Wizard web site and is in many national hardware chains and
mail order catalogs.
To
order or find a retailer, contact Wizard Industries, Inc. at 888-346-3826
or visit the Wall Wizard website at www.wallwizard.com for additional
information.
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