Electrical safety tester

Aug 13, 2007 10:31 AM

              

The Primetest 100 is a battery-powered handheld tester designed to check tools and portable electrical equipment. In addition, the instrument can perform cord polarity tests as well as check that power sockets are wired correctly. Universal graphics on the case of the device guide users through the three test modes available, and a single push-button operation establishes the appropriate sequences for the selected tests. Tests are carried out against preset pass/fail limits, and the large LCD gives a clear pass/fail indication, as well as test values. Supporting PDA-based software also is available, allowing test results to be recorded for subsequent transfer to a PC stored database or other record-keeping system.

For more information, visit www.seaward-groupusa.com/

Want to use this article? Click here for options!

© 2008 Penton Media, Inc.

resources

Select Newsletter G-Biz CodeWatch eTRAIN electricalZONE PQNewsBeat MROInsider Product NewsWire Select EC&M Book National Electrial Code Books EC&M's Practical Guides Conduit Bending Electrical Topics of Interest Stallcup's Books OSHA Electrical Wholesaling Books Select Special Report Top 40 Design Firms Top 50 Contractors Product of the Year 100 Years of EC&M Select Webinar Trade-Offs With Arc Flash Safety, Selective Coordination and Protection Costs and Causes of Hidden Power Quality Problems Arc Flash/HRG Technology's role in prevention 3 A’s of Arc Flash Dramatic Changes to the Residential Load Center

product info tradeshow research rss