Glad we could help. Bux

Happy to help Asad. keep watching, keep learning, it all helps and its a great trade to be in.

That's always the problem, choices, choices, choices. The Kewtech range is good and lots of sparkies use them. Just make sure it will test the A B F etc RCDs.

I think I've settled on the KT65DL. Seems to hit all the tick boxes without getting financially crippled.

Keep learning. A little bit every day will see a massive difference after a few months. As they say - a dripping tap will fill a bucket. Good luck, Dave.

Thank you, great comment and appreciated. Dave.

Glad you found it useful. Thank you for the positive comments, they always help. Dave.

You're very welcome Daniel.

Thanks David, glad you enjoyed it. Dave.

The rules say that you must have the check box calibrated if that is what you are relying on. You need to prove your meter against something that is calibrated and traceable.

@@learnelectrics4402the IET and electrical safety first . Have told me different. When I had a lengthy phone conversation with them.

Great feedback. Thank you.

Glad you thought it useful. We try our best. Look out for more videos every Monday. Thanks, Dave

Thank you for the positive comment. Appreciated.

You're very welcome Robert. Thanks for watching. Dave.

When I was assessing for Napit, a calcard was considered a monthly check device, to make sure your meter was still ok. A calcard cannot replace an annual calibration. It does not have traceability back to National Physical Laboratory standards. So get your meter properly calibrated when due and use a calcard each month to satisfy yourself that the meter is still functioning correctly. And good to check your new meter when it arrives, hope this helps. Dave.

@@learnelectrics4402 good advice thank you. looking forward to watching more of your videos keep up the good work much appreciated

Thank you, your comment really appreciated. Dave.

Yes you can Ashraf, all the test instruments are available as single function devices. BUT ... you can get a really good multifunction tester that does ins res. and includes all the other tests for about the same price as a single Insulation Resistance tester. The Kewtech range are very good prices and very good meters. You don't need a top of the range meter if you're not doing much. Just a thought. Dave.

Thanks for watching. Dave.

Go onto Google and search for your specific meter. There will be a manufacturer's pdf with all the user instructions. Lots and lots of practice is the key to understanding your meter.

Michael Costello , Robin KTS 1620 / Kewtech Kt62 May trip some types of RCD/RCBOs if it does you can change the angle ie test on 0d if the RCD/RCBO trip repeat the test on 180d if it still trips the RCD/ RCBO then you will have to temporarily replace the RCD/RCBO with a suitable MCB, for the test, don’t forget to put the RCD back as soon as you have got your reading.

@@seandempsey7351 Thanks for the advice

Massive range of prices, some display including VAT, others without.

@@learnelectrics4402 just looking at a metrel 3125 used for £190, good deal do you reckon? Would be for non commercial use

Lots of good used meters about, I've had a couple for £100. If you buy used I would suggest making sure it has 10 or 12 months calibration on it and comes with a set of leads and written confirmation from the seller that it is in good working order. The old adage applies - Buyer Beware. Dave.

@@learnelectrics4402 cheers dave, I'll keep looking. Missed that one, he withdrew the sale.

Good luck with the search. There are some bargains out there. Dave.