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Multi Function Testing

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How do you carry out testing (EFLI, PSSC, ect) on a 133/230Y system with a tester like this? It seems like every tester wants to see line neutral and earth. line, line, earth on the other hand triggers fault codes. 

https://www.fluke.com/en-us/product/electrical-testing/installation-testers/fluke-1662


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    I think that there are either US/UK versions of these machines or that maybe they can be programmed ( kind of like having your car mapped?). Far too complicated to my mind: I bought the fluke1664, yes its a nice machine but its too clever by half for me: pretty sure there's nothing that isn't on the cheaper models that I've used yet. .
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    I think that there are either US/UK versions of these machines or that maybe they can be programmed ( kind of like having your car mapped?). Far too complicated to my mind: I bought the fluke1664, yes its a nice machine but its too clever by half for me: pretty sure there's nothing that isn't on the cheaper models that I've used yet. .
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