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I have a Fluke 1651B tester. It was quite reasonably priced and seems to do the Job. However, I was after some advice on this product, for instance is it suitable for testing in a domestic property? Secondly, I want to eventually complete the C&G combined testing and inspection course. Would this tester be suitable. And lastly could you tell me what testers you guys are using and have I wasted my cash???

chris
 
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I have a Fluke 1651B tester. It was quite reasonably priced and seems to do the Job. However, I was after some advice on this product, for instance is it suitable for testing in a domestic property? Secondly, I want to eventually complete the C&G combined testing and inspection course. Would this tester be suitable. And lastly could you tell me what testers you guys are using and have I wasted my cash???

chris
Looks to tick the boxes for domestic. Doesn't do rcd ramp test (don't think requirement but nice feature) and no phase rotation which I believe is now a requirement for working on 3 phase systems
 
Re: explaining earthing systems

Looks to tick the boxes for domestic. Doesn't do rcd ramp test (don't think requirement but nice feature) and no phase rotation which I believe is now a requirement for working on 3 phase systems

Thanks.

Can I ask what multifunctional tester you use? Or would recommend

Chris
 
Re: explaining earthing systems

Thanks.

Can I ask what multifunctional tester you use? Or would recommend

Chris
Mines a metrel mi3000 but I can't really comment on it since its my first tester and I only got it Wednesday. Seems to do the business but time will tell
 
Re: explaining earthing systems

Chris I have moved your post to a new thread.

Looks to tick the boxes for domestic. Doesn't do rcd ramp test (don't think requirement but nice feature) and no phase rotation which I believe is now a requirement for working on 3 phase systems

Phase rotation is not a requirement. On the paperwork they are asking you to "verify the phase sequence" which can be done whilst the installation is isolated using a continuity tester.
 

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