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18th Edition amendment one. Volt drop measurement, who is spreading the rumour we need new testers?

Who is the test equipment manufacturer and/ or importer spreading the rumour that we will need new volt drop testers?


Out of interest I have tried an internet search for volt drop testers than can be used to test UK fixed installations and drew a blank with only testers suitable for use in the USA at lower voltages coming up in the search results along with results for auto electrics.


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  • Sparkingchip:

    . . . Out of interest I have tried an internet search for volt drop testers than can be used to test UK fixed installations and drew a blank with only testers suitable for use in the USA at lower voltages coming up in the search results . . . 




    The Martindale ET4000 and ET4500 multifunction testers do. Mine will give percentage volt drop either all the way from the substation transformer, or from a point in the installation. The test can be carried out on 110V, 230V or 400V systems. I have no connection with Martindale, other than as a satisfied customer. 


    Regards,


    Alan. 

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  • Sparkingchip:

    . . . Out of interest I have tried an internet search for volt drop testers than can be used to test UK fixed installations and drew a blank with only testers suitable for use in the USA at lower voltages coming up in the search results . . . 




    The Martindale ET4000 and ET4500 multifunction testers do. Mine will give percentage volt drop either all the way from the substation transformer, or from a point in the installation. The test can be carried out on 110V, 230V or 400V systems. I have no connection with Martindale, other than as a satisfied customer. 


    Regards,


    Alan. 

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