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Is my Di-Log PL107N Voltage Indicator over sensitive or are all similar non contact voltage indicators/detectors what rely on the principle of capacitive coupling going to detect unwanted sources and give false positives like featured in the video? Regards: Elliott.

So those who have seen my previous post know that I now own a Megger MFT 1730 what has recently been calibrated and that I was also experiencing higher than permitted Zs for my kitchen circuit what is protected by a 32A Type B MCB. With my MFT1730, this is what I get from the same socket in the...

Just to let you know I have just bought a Megger MFT 1730 for £575 that includes a years calibration from ebay. Here is the eBay listing...

Trying to work out if the DiLog DL9118 MFT tests Type B RCD's? The instructions say it tests DC RCD's of both selective and non selective types. Is this referring to Type B RCD's or just to pure DC RCD's and not AC RCD's what can detect DC bias? Am I also right in that 2-Wire no trip loop...

Just wondering if anyone here has tried or had the chance to experience the new Dilog DL9118 17th edition Multi Function tester? Link: http://www.testermans.co.uk/Di-Log-DL9118-Multifunction-Electrical-Installation-Tester-Remote-Test-Probe-Tool-Box-Style-Carry-Case For those who have used it...

I have a old Seaward RCD tester that tests the tripping time at 1x, 2x, and 5x of the RCD's rated tripping current. It tests 10mA, 30mA, 100mA, 300mA and 500mA rated RCD's, both at 0° and 180°. When was this type of RCD tester in mainstream use, as I have not heard of modern RCD testers being...

....According to the video below! :eek::notworthy: Regards: Elliott

Out of these three Multi Function Testers, what would be your pick and why? And what are people using as their daily MFT?