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Two Kewtech 64
first one lasted 6 years, this one has started playing up after 4 years.

just bought a new one first time rather than try to get fixed, but may try to get this one fixed this time round.
 
Just wondering which multifunctional testers you guys have, and how long have they lasted?

Hoping this becomes a handy thread for you all. There seems to be a massive price difference between them all. But then I guess some do things others don't? Not sure. :)

Let us know which multifunctional testers you have, which ones you wish you had, and how long the one you have has lasted so far. :D
I had a MFT1502 from 2003 to 2020. It was still working but fancied an upgrade so sold it on eBay and got a 1721.
 
Just wondering which multifunctional testers you guys have, and how long have they lasted?

Hoping this becomes a handy thread for you all. There seems to be a massive price difference between them all. But then I guess some do things others don't? Not sure. :)

Let us know which multifunctional testers you have, which ones you wish you had, and how long the one you have has lasted so far. :D
Fluke 1653B had it about 8 years never let me down
 
Just wondering which multifunctional testers you guys have, and how long have they lasted?

Hoping this becomes a handy thread for you all. There seems to be a massive price difference between them all. But then I guess some do things others don't? Not sure. :)

Let us know which multifunctional testers you have, which ones you wish you had, and how long the one you have has lasted so far. :D
Metrel, don't know the exact model camera bloke has it now, and he don't live at my home any more, good bit of kit imo
 
1553. manufactured 2008. bought 2nd hand from a Superb forum member 6 years ago. never missed a beat. still looks like new.
Corrected that for you
 
1553. manufactured 2008. bought 2nd hand from a Egotistical forum member 6 years ago. never missed a beat. still looks like new.

re-corrected that for you . ??
 
1553. manufactured 2008. bought 2nd hand from a Egotistical forum member 6 years ago. never missed a beat. still looks like new.

re-corrected that for you . ??
?
 
Any kewtech KT63 owners here? I see kewtech offer an upgrade to the 63DL so it can do type A rcds, they change the circuit board and facia, just wondering what it cost and if you think it was worth it vs buying a new tester?
 
Think Metrel have won the right to be respected. I have one and sang it's praises on an earlier post. Like the price too.
If you rebadged the Metrel meters as Fluke or Megger they would sell, a lot of people will buy the known brand name rather than look at the spec of what they are buying.
When I went to college there were whole in depth lessons on choosing the correct and best meter for the task in hand something which I doubt is taught these days
 
Metrel MI3000, lasted about 7 years from new but now has an intermittent fault on the navigation button, probably on the PCB.
Replaced with another preloved MI3000 whilst deciding on the next one.
exactly same as me.. had it repaired about 2 yrs ago and still ok after 9 yrs.
I also have a metrel 3125 as aback up but rarely used..
 
Are we the only country to use MF testers ?

I have spoken to sparks from America , Canada , New Zealand , Australia , Greece and Spain non of which use a MF back home
I didn't have one until I came to the UK. My meters were Megger Combination IR/OHM meter, RCD tester, Current Clamp and Fluke DMM. Kit was used for maintenance, installation testing and pat testing
 

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