Earth leakage clamp metres

[T&Earth]

Hi D80
Sorry to hear all the probs you 've been having I did think about getting this meter, so thanks for the heads up.
T&E

 

[La Poste]

I have bought this:





Fluke 360 leakage tester:
Fluke 360. Buy online or call

It looks expensive but when you phone them the price drops right down.

Basically it's £100 more than the Di log but with a bit of kit that's as important as a decent leakage tester I think it's worth pushing the boat out.

In future I think I will be buying all Fluke stuff, they just seem more reliable and in this game reliability is something we need to rely on.

I'm sending my Di log off for calibration, with two clamp meters at least I can verify the results of one against the other.

If the Di Log fails then it's adios amigo and refund time.

 

[La Poste]

The other contender is this:



Kewtech KEW2432. Buy online or call

Has anyone tried this one?

It's got a peak hold function which the Fluke has not, peak hold function would be very useful IMO.

The Kew also has "Frequency Selector Switch to eliminate the effect of harmonics." although I don't know if this function will be any good or indeed work.

So it's USA versus Japan.

 

[D80]

The Dilog has the frequency selector switch too if I remember right.

Bit crazy having 2 leakage clamp meters, are you looking to add a 3rd? If Dilog comes back from calibration fine but gives different readings to the Fluke which one will you trust?

 

[La Poste]

If Dilog comes back from calibration fine but gives different readings to the Fluke which one will you trust?

Ha ha Fk knows, I hadn't thought of that.

That's the trouble with internet shopping and beer, it's a really bad combination.

 

[normanton]

Megger 1635 EBC. Proabably one of the best out there. not cheap though