Best all in one 2391 inspection meter

[scotsparky]

Just to throw a spanner in the works,

I use Robin separates.

Jason thats old school is it with the analoge dial as on the rcd tester with a bag that makes it look as if its a papoer round you have?

 

[Spudnik]

Jason thats old school is it with the analoge dial as on the rcd tester with a bag that makes it look as if its a papoer round you have?

Why? jealous?

 

[scotsparky]

Why? jealous?

No used them for years. plenty room in the bag for paperwork and stuff but bit of a futter changing the cables around a lot, And not keed on the analogue sweep on the IR/Continuity tester.

 

[Spudnik]

No used them for years. plenty room in the bag for paperwork and stuff but bit of a futter changing the cables around a lot, And not keed on the analogue sweep on the IR/Continuity tester.

I know what you are saying about leads etc and i dont have the analogue cont tester, but yes, i am old skool, although not that old.

Must admit, i will be looking for an all in one sometime this year.

Its just that none of them excite me that much (if one can get excited by such a thing).

I will certainly be avoiding the Fluke, which just about leaves the Robin multi or the megger.

I do also have a megger separates kit as well, but i just cant get on with those and they only come out if the Robins are sent for calibration etc.

The auto test on the RCD is a good idea tho.

 

[scotsparky]

what autotest? the ones i used didnt have that I like the Megger multi kit i am afraid . dont like megger multimeters though.

 

[flukey]

what autotest? the ones i used didnt have that I like the Megger multi kit i am afraid . dont like megger multimeters though.

i suggest you research your answers before posting them. dont know about autotest?? and dont know what installation methods are??reckon your having a laugh

 

[Spudnik]

I have a megger separate with RCD Auto test.

Not a multi function.

Its RCDT 320 (i think).

 

[TPES]

I have a megger separate with RCD Auto test.

Not a multi function.

Its RCDT 320 (i think).

There good bits of kit, we have brand new megger seperates at collage. including this..

 

[Spudnik]

You plug in the tester to a socket, and select auto.

Sit your self down by the CU and it will test the RCD. All you need do is reset the RCD each time it trips.

Once done, scroll through and record the results.

 

[flukey]

You plug in the tester to a socket, and select auto.

Sit your self down by the CU and it will test the RCD. All you need do is reset the RCD each time it trips.

Once done, scroll through and record the results.

same as my 1552 jason, excellent idea

 

[TPES]

You plug in the tester to a socket, and select auto.

Sit your self down by the CU and it will test the RCD. All you need do is reset the RCD each time it trips.

Once done, scroll through and record the results.

Same as my MI3101 MFT, I thought this was how all Auto RCD testers worked.

From what ive heard its only the Megger 1502 and fluke 1651 that dont have this feature. I might be wrong.

 

[Spudnik]

Sorry chaps but i was posting after reading page 2 and not looking any further.

So apologies for talking complete tosh.

 

[scotsparky]

flukey i was talking to Jason about old robin testers!!!

 

[flukey]

flukey i was talking to Jason about old robin testers!!!

my mistake i see you still havent replied to the installation method thread though

 

[Spudnik]

flukey i was talking to Jason about old robin testers!!!

'Ere, less of the 'old'.