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Installation tester meets new wiring regulations

A Seaward Electronic product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jun 16, 2008

The ERT1557 uses a current clamp test method to provide accurate earth electrode resistance measurement without disconnecting the electrode.

Seaward Electronic has introduced a handheld electrical installation tester that is designed to meet the earth resistance measurement requirements of the BS7671 17th edition wiring regulations.

The ERT1557 is suitable for use on 110, 230V and three-phase electrical systems.

The lightweight unit uses a current clamp test method to provide accurate earth electrode resistance measurement without disconnecting the electrode.

Earth resistance measurement can be carried out using the two, three and four-wire method and the unit can also calculate resistivity.

The ERT1557 has an internal memory which can store up to 500 test results, which can be downloaded to a conventional PC for analysis and record keeping or direct to a printer for test reports.

The compact, robust enclosure incorporates a large LCD display area.

Operating features include a large rotary dial for test selection and simple push button test activation.

The new unit is supplied with four earth spikes and a full test lead set.

The ERT1557 forms part of a new series of hand held installation testers from Seaward that also includes the Powertest 1557, all in one 17th edition tester.

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