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All-in-one tester
August 1st 2008

With the Martindale range of Veritest all-in-one testers, a single contractor can now perform the complete suite of the 17th Edition of the IEE Wiring Regulations, thereby boosting productivity.

The VR2230 is an ideal Part P multifunction tester, allowing continuity testing; insulation resistance tests at voltages of 250V, 500V and 1000V; RCD testing; earth loop impedance, phase loop impedance, earth resistance and phase rotation tests.

Martindal says the unit is smaller and more compact than other testers on the market, which make it comfortable to use in confined areas. The Veritest is supplied complete with test leads, a soft carry case and user guide as standard.

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