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Multi Function Test Meters
Lurch wrote:
On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 12:28:59 +0100, John Rumm
mused:
Lurch wrote:
Has anyone tried or used one of these:
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Ind...073/index.html
It seems remarkably cheap compared to many of the multi function
meters.
It's not that cheap actually, pretty much most of the manufacturers
do a multifunction tester for well under 500GBP.
ok, well cheap compared to the likes of the Robin multi function
boxes, or a pile of separate testers.
http://www.isswww.co.uk/productdetail.aspx?id=5286
Oh, better still ;-)
I was toying with the idea of "upgrading" my collection of standalone
Megger testers to a combined device, since some of my current ones
have some limitations (the continuity/insulation resistance tester
only does low ohms to 0.1 ohm resolution, the RCD tester does not
have a ramp test or the timer duration for testing time delayed
RCDs, and the loop tester does not have a non RCD tripping mode, or
ability to read PSC/PFC directly).
This one intrigues me:
http://www.isswww.co.uk/productdetail.aspx?id=7067
What does the 17th edition introduce that will require tests not
currently supported on existing kit?
Hmm, as I'm about to buy a new multifunction tester in readiness for
the upcoming inevitable 'approvals body of my choice' registration I
suppose I'd better find out if there is actually a difference! I
noticed a while ago a few on eBay were selling stuff for 17th edition
but I put that down to pillocks talking ********.
Currently looking at the Alphatek MI3000.
Looks like you've been re revisited by the re re disease!
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