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I have a T150, recently replaced under their product recall. I actually preferred the older version, or at least I did until it failed as per the recall
I use it a lot for basic fault finding and checks, and the obvious safe isolation.
Can't comment on how they compare to others as I've only ever used a T150 as my AVI, apart from a brief spell using a Socket and See AVI which just seemed flimsy by comparison and certainly didn't have such a stout interconnect cable.
Thank you, knowing what you know would you still buy one ?.
I’m thinking of getting one
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Well...for what it's worth:
I've got two sets of UNI-T prods...
And they do me just fine...
Heard good things about the quality of those. And welcome back Glenn
This thread started off on the Fluke T150 in particular...
I have one, a new one following the recent recall, which they dealt with efficiently and promptly in my case.
It is a nice bit of kit. I use it almost exclusively for proving dead, the resistance/continuity features are useful enough, and the RCD trip function is pretty useful too.
For proving dead, it is fast and easy...ideal for my limited scope, and I am very pleased with it. Hanging round my neck...hmm, not for me.
As for other gear, as an aside, I have recently ventured into network stuff, and got a Klein Tools cat5/cat6 pass-through crimper for RJ45 modulars and it is absolutely brilliant! I just need to get some really good spectacles so I can align those 8 wires...
I have a T150, recently replaced under their product recall. I actually preferred the older version, or at least I did until it failed as per the recall
I use it a lot for basic fault finding and checks, and the obvious safe isolation.
Can't comment on how they compare to others as I've only ever used a T150 as my AVI, apart from a brief spell using a Socket and See AVI which just seemed flimsy by comparison and certainly didn't have such a stout interconnect cable.
Curious.
When fluke replaced your T150 did you have to prove the original invoice/ receipt ?.
Reason I am asking is I have the chance to buy a second hand one fairly cheap (but not that cheap) but my fear is if it develops the fault will Fluke replace it (if you see what I mean).
I have a T150, recently replaced under their product recall. I actually preferred the older version, or at least I did until it failed as per the recall
I use it a lot for basic fault finding and checks, and the obvious safe isolation.
Can't comment on how they compare to others as I've only ever used a T150 as my AVI, apart from a brief spell using a Socket and See AVI which just seemed flimsy by comparison and certainly didn't have such a stout interconnect cable.
All you had to do was provide the serial number, model number and your address. They generated a shipping label and I just dropped it off at a local UPS drop off point.
I would ask to see a picture of the rear plate showing the serial number and if it falls into the recall, don't bother. If you rely on having it for safe isolation, you'll need to buy a second one for the period when it's being shipped/replaced.
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