All in one tester wanted.

[golfpaul]

I'm after an all in one tester capable of conducting all the tests to the current regs.

One thats easy to use...

Cheers.

 

[antimatter]

The Fluke 1653b does the lot (all tests required by the regs) and im my opinion (others may disagree with me), most easiest to use and read, and has a good battery life.

I can't reccomend the Megger MFT as the one we use in college (im doing the 2392) has gone kapput after coming back briskly bathed and perfumed from calibration.

Thr batteries in the Megger MFT don't sustain a lot of IR tests, so matety the choice is yours as there are also the lower priced Kewtech testers et. al, but end of the the day, you gets what you pays for

 

[ukpablo]

megger 1553 all the way bud.....................easy to use, got on better than the fluke! check it out on u tube for a good demo bud!

 

[mrmatt]

I have a Fluke 1653b and I must say I much prefer it to the Meggers I was using at college but I think its mostly down to personal preference

 

[ukpablo]

yea, i agree! we are all individuals eh!

 

[Mike71]

Hi Paul, did you find a suitable tester? I have one of these for sale if you're interested;
Martindale Electric - 17th Edition Testers - Multifunction Tester - Veritest 2240
Good price for quick sale.
Let me know
Cheers, Mike

 

[rocker]

DiLog 9083p for me. Simplicity itself as far as testing goes, and a good price, too.

 

[lobsterbob]

If money is no object then the Megger MFT1552 approx £500 is very good I have the Metrel MI3000 Easi Plus - and it's ok does what you want it to and is easy to use approx £300.

 

[golfpaul]

I got sorted in the end.

Thanks for the offers.