Wireless communication is an integral part of today’s society with nearly 800 million households worldwide using a WiFi network. In fact, at the end of 2013 there were more wireless mobile devices on Earth than people.
There are many safety standards in place ensuring that a manufacturer’s electrical product leaves the production line safe, efficient and fit for purpose. Each standard applies to various types of electrical equipment, ranging from laboratory equipment to common domestic appliances - additionally providing the manufacturer guidance on which electrical tests to conduct in order to deem their product compliant.
The Megger MFT1735 is very similar to the Megger MFT1730, but with additional earth resistance testing capabilities. It is important to note that the following features included on the MFT1720 and the MFT1730 are not included on this model:
Megger MFT1730 and Megger MFT1730 Onsite Multifunction Testers
Suitable for almost any electrical installation testing, the MFT1730 onsite offers a comprehensive specification. With consumers demanding a tester suitable for all scenarios, this model has become the most popular tester within the range. As the MFT1720 offers a very staple specification, the MFT1730 only offers a few additional, but critical specification tweaks.
The Megger MFT1720 is one of the most popular testers within the range. Domestic installers wanting to protect themselves against future three-phase installation work will consider the MFT1720, as will any engineer conducting EICR’s or undertaking volumes of domestic and commercial installation work.
The Megger MFT1710 is the entry-level tester within the range. Similar to the other models within the series, the MFT1710 offers a 200mA automatic start continuity test that is great for extensive R1+R2 testing and end to end ring final circuit tests.
Originally launched at the start of 2011, the Megger MFT1700 series of multifunction tester (MFT) has arguably established itself as the benchmark of multifunctional installation testers within the UK.
The range now includes four models with the recent addition of the MFT1735 that not only boasts an extensive earth resistance test specification, but also upholds Megger’s user-friendly design ethos.
Here at Test-Meter.co.uk, we understand that the world of PAT testing equipment can be a confusing one. With so many makes, models and accessories on offer, choosing the right tester can be a daunting task, especially if you’re new to the industry.
With this in mind, we’ve created a helpful video guide for buying a new PAT tester, specifically focusing on those ranging between £190 and £300
Electrical conductors within cables, switchgear and machines are usually manufactured from copper or aluminium. Whilst both copper and aluminium boast fantastic conductive properties which make them ideal conductors, the insulating material surrounding them must the opposite in order to resist the current flow, keeping the flow of electrons on the correct path. These materials are known as insulators.
This week is Gas Safety Week (15th-21st September 2014), an annual event co-ordinated by Gas Safe Register in order to raise awareness of gas safety and the importance of regular servicing of gas appliances.
To celebrate Gas Safety Week, Test-Meter.co.uk are providing you with some tips to keep you safe at home.