WANTED** Electrical Multifunction Tester

[Sparky10]

Hi i am looking to purchase my 1st set of Electrical multifunction testers Just on the off chance anyone has one for sale preferably MEGGER or FLUKE?

I have been told buy a 2nd hand one 1st as brand new are very expensive but make sure its calibrated does this matter if calibrated or not?

 

[Leesparkykent]

What about metrel? I think Geordie spark has one for sale if he hasn't already sold it.

 

[Geordie Spark]

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[Leesparkykent]

Get your bargain Multi Function Testers here - >>>>>>> https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sour...espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=e bay multifunction testers

Take it you have sold the metrel now mate?

 

[Sparky10]

Metrel ive never really heard of tbh, ive only seen and used (when i say used i used other peoples) Fluke or Megger

is Metrel any good?

 

[Andy78]

Metrel ive never really heard of tbh, ive only seen and used (when i say used i used other peoples) Fluke or Megger

is Metrel any good?

Yes. Very good value for money for a first MFT, more features per quid than any other brand I would reckon.

 

[Octopus]

Hi i am looking to purchase my 1st set of Electrical multifunction testers Just on the off chance anyone has one for sale preferably MEGGER or FLUKE?

I have been told buy a 2nd hand one 1st as brand new are very expensive but make sure its calibrated does this matter if calibrated or not?

Do you want to trust your test results?

 

[Anthony S]

Metrel ive never really heard of tbh, ive only seen and used (when i say used i used other peoples) Fluke or Megger

is Metrel any good?

Very Very Good

 

[Sparky10]

of course i want to trust my results.....

 

[Octopus]

of course i want to trust my results.....

In which case a 2nd hand unit needs to come with a calibration cert or you need to allow up to £75 to get it calibrated.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Take it you have sold the metrel now mate?

Nope ..... The phoenix may rise from the ashes yet, ( the 4x 4 bed detached new builds that I was supposed to be working on but couldn't because I fell ill have come to a crashing halt cos the builder has buggered his knee & wrist & will be out of commission for the rest of the year so maybe we'll both recover at the same time and proceed slowly & carefully to victory) but if not I thought I could hang onto it util it became a collectors item worth a shedload of cash.

 

[Geordie Spark]

In which case a 2nd hand unit needs to come with a calibration cert or you need to allow up to £75 to get it calibrated.

Or you compare its results with those of a known tester and keep the £75 in your pocket.

 

[Leesparkykent]

Nope ..... The phoenix may rise from the ashes yet, ( the 4x 4 bed detached new builds that I was supposed to be working on but couldn't because I fell ill have come to a crashing halt cos the builder has buggered his knee & wrist & will be out of commission for the rest of the year so maybe we'll both recover at the same time and proceed slowly & carefully to victory) but if not I thought I could hang onto it util it became a collectors item worth a shedload of cash.

Hopefully mate, nice size job that.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Hopefully mate, nice size job that.

Well it's the job that before I fell ill I thought I would make it my last because of the moolah I would be getting.

The good thing about it is that I would have no outlay for materials - client is supplying - BUT all to my spec.

It's still early days though but fingers & toes are crossed.

 

[Sparky10]

Where do you get it calibrated from? as you can tell i have no idea as ive never owned a tester