What Brand of Tester Do You Use?

[sonvu551990]

I usually use Megger and Fluke

 

[pyrosym]

I use Metrel Mi 3000 it does all the 17th edition tests for around £400. Price was my main reason. It does look a bit fisher price but I have had no problems with it so far. I have gone off fluke after getting error 1's on two of them (which essentially means replace the main-board and calibrate so almost half the cost of a new one). Megger I think look good but cost too much, just my opinion.

 

[Rock Wood]

Hmm Megger

 

[mairtin]

fluke 1503

 

[TA12ANZ]

It's all about MEGGER!!!:hurray:

 

[craigswinton]

Have mainly used fluke but found this company that is a distributer for kewtech near me called academy technical services have supplied few mates with testers for really good prices so that will be next purchase.

 

[maddhatter]

My toolkit consists of:

Fluke T5-1000 (1000V AC/DC; 100A AC Clampmeter and basic Ohms)
Fluke 87V (Most of the bells and whistles)
Fluke 725 Process Calibrator (For generating 4-20mA in analogue loops, 0-10v output etc)
Kyoritsu 3132A 250/500/1000V Insulation Resistance meter.
And a fluke Voltstick of some description...

 

[andyt558]

the fluke multi function tester is very easy to use and a robust piece of equipment.

 

[baldyspark]

I use a metrel mi3100 and its never let me down.

 

[spark-irl]

Megger MFT1553
Fluke T5-1000
Seaward PAT TESTER
Isotech clamp meter

 

[Geordie Spark]

Metrel for me..

Shame I never learned howto use it.

It's canny for wedging the door open on warm summer nights though.

 

[Asher1111]

I use a kewtech kt61 (early model without ATT) and a socket and see pdl 310 for loop/pfc both bought reasonably cheep and calibrated.

 

[STONEZZZ]

Megger... Looking to update to new model or change brand?? What u all think?

 

[Geordie Spark]

Megger... Looking to update to new model or change brand?? What u all think?

I think you should.

Have a look at the REGU35 Regin Premier 45 ..... you can't find better.

 

[tidyboiler]

I think you should.

Have a look at the REGU35 Regin Premier 45 ..... you can't find better.

Who bought you that then? :ciappa: