Martindale multifunction testers simplify 18th edition testing by having Zs loop impedance values built-in together with red and green LED indicators for instant pass/fail results. In fact, everything about the ET Series has been designed to save time and make testing...
With the 18th Edition now fully in force, using Martindale’s ET-Link certification software is a great way to stay up to date with the latest certificate changes. The updated PC software includes the new 18th Edition certificates which can be either auto filled from...
To reduce nuisance RCD tripping that is not due to a fault, but the result of cumulative leakage currents from appliances, the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations now includes specific values for maximum protective earth currents (Regulation 531.3.2). This is a great help...
For the same price as a standalone multifunction tester, Martindale’s new ET4000 Series bundles include the two essential tools for all contactors free of charge, the Martindale VT25 two pole voltage tester and the new LOKKITBASE locking off kit. The limited edition...
While a high-performance multifunction tester such as the ET4000 series is necessary to run all tests required by latest regulations, a very large part of 17th edition testing involves taking insulation and continuity measurements. Supplementing your multifunction...
The January Amendment 3 changes to the 17th Edition Wiring regulations mean changes to the certificates for electrical installation verification and effect both pre-printed pads and software based forms. New certification pads from Martindale incorporate the changes...
Now available from Martindale Electric is a new range of certification pads, designed to meet the requirements contained within the latest Amendment 3 changes to the 17th Edition Wiring Regulations, which were effective from January 2015 and will become compulsory in...
It’s a lot more than just a colour change to the front cover. You will easily be able to spot the third amendment to BS7671:2008 IET Wiring Regulations from the bright yellow cover, but how will what’s inside impact electrical installation testing? The new wiring...
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