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Which Test Kit Do You Use???


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I've had the robin Lego bricks, a fluke all in one, the megger 1553, some kewtech separates and am now currently using either the kewtech kt64 or megger.

The best tester will be the one which has test leads that don't knot up in-between tests. The amount of times I've run my fingers down to separate the bloody things... :mad:


Design a solution, and I will switch.
 
Fluke 1652B which I have will do voltage/frequency, continuity, IR, Loop, RCD trip and RCD ramp. Only thigs it cant do is method 1 earth spike and phase rotation, both of which I have little call for.....:D

I do have a Kewtech voltage tester that also works out phase rotation if I need to confirm, place the probes on the phase conductors and you act as a reference point..............
 
I've found metrel to be too inconsistent (witness testing can be very embarassing), and replacement leads and probes are pricey, I'm thinking of taking the plunge with a megger 1553 and the powersuite software but I don't know if it runs on windows 7, anyone know?
 
I bought my sanwa multi-tester when I visited Japan last year. I could say, the Japanese provides really good professional tools. Got it for a cheaper price too.
 
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i have the mft1553 no trip loop takes so long, arms aching while holding the probes up to a light fitting, my old robin dlok was much much faster.
 

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