Klein Tools 9330RE Lighted Torpedo Level

Yes. The 9330RE torpedo level carries rare earth magnets, which is what lets you set it on steel studs, strut, conduit or an electrical enclosure and keep both hands on the work. That is the main reason electricians pick this one over a plain plastic torpedo level.

The 9330RE lights up, so the vials stay readable in an unlit panel, attic or crawlspace. It runs on 2 AAA batteries, which are included, and shuts itself off after 3 minutes so you do not drain them by leaving it lit in the pouch.

No extra purchase needed to get going. Two AAA batteries ship with the level. When they do run down, AAAs are the only consumable on the tool.

The 9330RE is water and impact resistant, so it tolerates being dropped in a bag with hand tools and used in damp conditions. The rule and markings are laser etched rather than printed, so they do not scrub off with handling the way painted graduations do.

For conduit runs, device boxes and panel trim, a magnetic torpedo like the 9330RE is the right call: it clamps itself to the steel and frees your hands, and it fits in a pouch. A longer box level is the better tool when you are checking a whole door frame or a run of cabinets, where you need the length to span the surface. Most electricians carry the torpedo daily and reach for the long level only when the span demands it.

Order it as Klein Tools 9330RE. That single model number covers the tool as sold, there are no length or finish choices to specify.