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Recommended test equipment

aligarjon

Hi guys.   I am thinking of retiring my Robin testers, sticky buttons.  Does anyone have any recommendations or don't touch advice.  I have always had individual testers but i guess the all in one testers are the way to go these days ?   I only do domestic work with an occasional social club or golf club inspection if that makes any difference.

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Gary

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    I have a Martindale ET4000 multifunction tester that I am very happy with. I have owned it for three or four years now. It has the figures for BS7671 built in, so gives you a pass / fail as well as an actual measured value. 

    Regards,

    Alan. 

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    I have a Martindale ET4000 multifunction tester that I am very happy with. I have owned it for three or four years now. It has the figures for BS7671 built in, so gives you a pass / fail as well as an actual measured value. 

    Regards,

    Alan. 

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