Any recommendations for any particular PAT tester? It will be used commercially, and will test a very wide range of elecrical goods.

thank you


NT

On Monday, May 5, 2014 5:10:25 PM UTC+1, wrote:
Any recommendations for any particular PAT tester? It will be used commercially, and will test a very wide range of elecrical goods.

I found this comparison chart
http://www.pat-testing.info/PAT-Testers.htm
but not upto speed on which options are needed yet
and theyre not cheap


NT

wrote:

On Monday, May 5, 2014 5:10:25 PM UTC+1, wrote:
Any recommendations for any particular PAT tester? It will be used commercially, and will test a very wide range of elecrical goods.

I found this comparison chart
http://www.pat-testing.info/PAT-Testers.htm
but not upto speed on which options are needed yet
and theyre not cheap

Budget option, buy separate low ohms, and Insulation testers off ebay
for £50 each or less, make up a variety of plug/socket connectors, and
you are away for less than £150.

Otherwise, get the cheapest version off http://isswww.co.uk/PAT-Testing/
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On 05/05/2014 19:59, wrote:
On Monday, May 5, 2014 5:10:25 PM UTC+1, wrote:
Any recommendations for any particular PAT tester? It will be used commercially, and will test a very wide range of elecrical goods.

I found this comparison chart
http://www.pat-testing.info/PAT-Testers.htm
but not upto speed on which options are needed yet
and theyre not cheap


NT


When I was working for a large company, they had one of the Seaward
ones, which was the bees knees then as it did everything which was
required. It was a big bulky machine though, and definitely not for
carrying any distance

On Monday, May 5, 2014 8:27:02 PM UTC+1, A.Lee wrote:
wrote:
On Monday, May 5, 2014 5:10:25 PM UTC+1, wrote:

Any recommendations for any particular PAT tester? It will be used commercially, and will test a very wide range of elecrical goods.

I found this comparison chart
http://www.pat-testing.info/PAT-Testers.htm
but not upto speed on which options are needed yet
and theyre not cheap

Budget option, buy separate low ohms, and Insulation testers off ebay
for �50 each or less, make up a variety of plug/socket connectors, and
you are away for less than �150.

Might have to do that. Would need a big 2 way 2 pole switch or we'll spend whole days replugging things.

I'd make the testers, its easy enough, but not sure about the question of calibration though.


Otherwise, get the cheapest version off http://isswww.co.uk/PAT-Testing/

Ouch. No


NT