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looking for a tester at the mo, just wanting sum ppl's views on the testers around, which ones to avoid and which ones are good value for money?
regards luke
regards luke
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Simon what kind of money would i have to spend to get either of these metersWell, electricians are normally using either Fluke or Megger. I personally decided to go out of this vogue and both Alphatec Metrel Eurotest AT.
So far so good. Does everything for me. Do not suffer Fluke’s annoying lead blues. Also, I have one additional accessory called Easyswith that gives me the R1+R2 value strait away. Still haven’t used the auto-sequence feature so I can’t comment on that!
Eurotest AT currently is the most expensive multi tester on the market. (£850 including VAT from Instrument Sales and Services) I personally love the ease of use features. Also used Flukes and Megger and honestly I can’t say anything bad about them.Simon what kind of money would i have to spend to get either of these meters
MFT 1552 for me.
Are the Robin testers expensive.Have heard they are pretty good.
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