Buying a new tester

[eng_tech_solutions]

Hi, I am thinking of buying the Kewtech 9073 all in one tester.

Any opinions? Experiences?

 

[Spark123]

Which one? Can you post a link?
Don't know much about these, generally I stick to the known ones such as Megger or fluke.

 

[DESL]

I like Megger I've used them for years

 

[securespark]

This is the only 9073 I can find.

http://www.isswww.co.uk/productdetail.aspx?id=5286

 

[luminaire]

What about this for excellent value for money:
https://isswww.co.uk/productdetail....ft1552glabel&gclid=CLLFldSi7IkCFRkUEAodzQoYBg

They are also for sale on Screwfix for £800+

I have an old MeggerCM500 which is still OK, but were I to update it I think that's the one I'd go for.

 

[arctic]

kewtech are the old robins, very good quality and reliablilty but not used that unit.

If you google it there is acompany cuth..... that is pretty cheap on the range.

Kev

 

[festa]

Im using an insalltest ....seems easy enough(forme)

 

[Spark123]

kewtech are the old robins, very good quality and reliablilty but not used that unit.

If you google it there is acompany cuth..... that is pretty cheap on the range.

Kev

I thought they looked like a familiar box, do you know what happened to robin?, I thought they were part of fluke.

 

[dingbat]

kewtech are the old robins, very good quality and reliablilty but not used that unit.

I thought they looked like a familiar box, do you know what happened to robin?, I thought they were part of fluke.

Fluke did take over Robin, but on the way the manufacturer of those particular older boxes and some former Robin management formed a new company, Kewtech. They are now producing new, equally reliable equipment of their own.