Discuss What class test for 110v extension leads (Not on reels) in the Electrical Testing & PAT Testing Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

its a Class 1 test, if you dont have a fancy set of test adapters for this you can get a 6 inch nail,connect the Crocodile clip probe and put the nail in the clip, then zero it on the PAT tester machine, after that you can stick it in the Earth slots in the spider sockets and the commando sockets on the end of the leads to do an Earth bond test (the 25A one)
 

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