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Good evening!
I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the Di Log 9083p 17th edition MFT. I am looking to get my first MFT and this seems to be coming up as a nice cheapish "starter" one compared to the more expensive Fluke and Megger ones available second hand. They are popping up on Ebay for around Ā£165 and an extra few quid for postage, and then no doubt need recalibrated.
Link to said item,
DI-LOG 9083p 17th Edition Multi-function Tester (SC05) | eBay - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DI-LOG-9083p-17th-Edition-Multi-function-Tester-SC05-/122536899617?hash=item1c87c4b421:g:6HUAAOSwKflZN91h
However I have only ever really used the newer Fluke MFTs while testing so I've been a tad spoiled, so with that in mind I have a few questions in general about it for those who have used it:
Does it work well during Zs tests in regard to not tripping RCDs?
Does the build quality feel cheap or is it of a reasonable standard?
Is it easy to use as it looks?
Any thoughts or input on the subject would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the Di Log 9083p 17th edition MFT. I am looking to get my first MFT and this seems to be coming up as a nice cheapish "starter" one compared to the more expensive Fluke and Megger ones available second hand. They are popping up on Ebay for around Ā£165 and an extra few quid for postage, and then no doubt need recalibrated.
Link to said item,
DI-LOG 9083p 17th Edition Multi-function Tester (SC05) | eBay - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DI-LOG-9083p-17th-Edition-Multi-function-Tester-SC05-/122536899617?hash=item1c87c4b421:g:6HUAAOSwKflZN91h
However I have only ever really used the newer Fluke MFTs while testing so I've been a tad spoiled, so with that in mind I have a few questions in general about it for those who have used it:
Does it work well during Zs tests in regard to not tripping RCDs?
Does the build quality feel cheap or is it of a reasonable standard?
Is it easy to use as it looks?
Any thoughts or input on the subject would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks.