16th Edition test equipment

[javajock]

Hi there,
I am a kitchen fitter, (In Scotland so we do not have the domestic installer course), who is studying C+G 2381 and then going onto 2391.
My aim is to be able to certify any additions to the electrics that are carried out during installation of the kitchen. Can any of you sparks out there recommend a meter for testing.
Javajock

 

[Adam_151]

I've heard good things about the megger MFT1502 all-in-one

EDIT: I've now re-installed my braincell (wrote fluke instead of megger)

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Hi there,
I am a kitchen fitter, (In Scotland so we do not have the domestic installer course), who is studying C+G 2381 and then going onto 2391.
My aim is to be able to certify any additions to the electrics that are carried out during installation of the kitchen. Can any of you sparks out there recommend a meter for testing.
Javajock

There are more pro sparkies asking and answering this question on Screwfix than here, but they are a rough lot.

The usual suspects appear frequently - Fluke & Megger.

 

[Pensdown]

There are more pro sparkies asking and answering this question on Screwfix than here, but they are a rough lot.

<<<logging on to screwfix to see how a kitchen fitter fairs in the electrical forum

 

[securespark]

We use Alphatek 61557- not bad...

 

[ban-all-sheds]

<<<logging on to screwfix to see how a kitchen fitter fairs in the electrical forum

Meanwhile, in a forum on the other side of town, a very large electrician called Bubba says "You're mah little puppy now...."

 

[Adam_151]

Meanwhile, in a forum on the other side of town, a very large electrician called Bubba

I thought he was called Jim