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The difference between the Fluke and the Metrel is only how it displays correct and incorrect sequence. Nether meter can 'know' which two lines are swapped if the sequence is incorrect, because it doesn't 'know' which is which in the first place. If the Metrel displays incorrect rotation by showing two specific lines swapped, that's merely symbolic. Swapping any two lines will correct the sequence, although there's only a 1 in 3 chance that they will then all be labelled the same as they are at the incomer.
OTOH I would expect it to correctly flag up a single line fault, as it merely has to detect the lack of voltage, although some MFTs will still show rotation either correct or incorrect even when the voltage symmetry is badly adrift, e.g. with one line probe connected to neutral.
OTOH I would expect it to correctly flag up a single line fault, as it merely has to detect the lack of voltage, although some MFTs will still show rotation either correct or incorrect even when the voltage symmetry is badly adrift, e.g. with one line probe connected to neutral.