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Martindale PD690SX 50V/120V/230V/400V/690V AC Proving Unit with CALCHECK
  • Safely proves the operation of voltage indicators and test lamps up to 690V
  • Unique CALCHECK function for multifunction installation tests
  • Individual LED indicators matched to voltage indicator thresholds
  • Long battery life with low battery indicator
  • Includes MAG3 high strength magnetic hanger
  • Colour coded for voltage output
New Martindale Proving Unit with CalCheck 1568909326221 - EletriciansForums.net

Just thought it'd be handy for those scanning threads. :)

I haven't got a clue what it is. :D :p
 
It'd have to be less than 30 to be considered i expensive in my book.
I don't think there's any proving units at that price, unless you go the second hand route.
The cheapest ones start around £55
This unit is list price £119, as it's a new line there's no prices to compare yet, however I'd expect a regular wholesaler to offer it the right side of a ton.
 
GBDamo
Got to be kidding it's £140
I'll stick with my cal card on site and I have an old eurocheck that is good for a home testing your mft! View attachment 52386
I've just spotted the Batavia in the background ?.
I think it was you who recommended it! It's great ?
 
What's the deal with alternative bits for it ? Are they available from the same manufacturer ? Is it a standard 1/4" hex fitting ?
It seems to take standard bits. Just like the bits you would have in a impact driver.
Its not VDE rated so I dont think I'll be taking the plunge and selling my screwdrivers like Sparksfly but for undoing and doing up socket screws its great. Its not at all powerful, but that's what the impact driver is for.
 

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