matt.leung
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i am looking to buy a PAT tester and would like some feedback on what makes and models to purchase.....
PAT testers
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I think they are all much the same now, Matt. Go for a known make , keep it simple, if you are into IT which I'm not, get one that saves all the carp and prints it off back at at base. I hire one myself, only do two a year.
Its an old Robin but they went ponto.
Deke
Its an old Robin but they went ponto.
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i have a kewtech kt71 dont do that many big jobs so its ideal for the 30> item jobs
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All depends how much testing you are going to do. I have an old clare one had it donkeys years but for the little bit I do its ideal.
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It all depends on the type and amount of testing.....
I have a Megger DVF PAT4.
Its an ok tester, albeit for two reasons:
User interface is not too good
Its big and heavy.
If you are testing an Office for example, you want a small handheld type unit, that you can quickly zip around the different items.
O.
I have a Megger DVF PAT4.
Its an ok tester, albeit for two reasons:
User interface is not too good
Its big and heavy.
If you are testing an Office for example, you want a small handheld type unit, that you can quickly zip around the different items.
O.
