Our website uses cookies to improve your user experience. If you continue browsing, we assume that you consent to our use of cookies. More information can be found in our Privacy & Cookies Policy

Skip to content

THE STUDENT ENGINEER
JOBS
Advanced Manufacturing
Subscribe
Awards
Latest Issue
2017 Salary Survey

The Engineer

News
In-depth
Opinion
Sectors
Careers
Supplier Network

Search Login / Register Primary Menu

Close

Email

Password

or Register

Supplier Network +Add your company

Suppliers A-Z

Supplier Product

Back to previous

Application guide: low-resistance testing

By Megger on 19th March 201415th December 2015

Product Details Supplier Info More products

Download document:

‘A guide to low-resistance testing’ - .PDF file.

This booklet from Megger, entitled ‘A guide to low-resistance testing’, is designed to help the engineer, technician or operator understand the rationale behind low-resistance testing; understand how to make a low-resistance measurement; understand how to select the proper instrument for the testing application; and understand how to interpret and use the results.

Click on the link above to download the guide.

Megger

For 100 year Megger has been committed to making electrical measurement of low and high voltage systems more accurate and simple-to-use. It has a reputation for tough, reliable, high quality equipment.

Visit our website 01304 502101

For 100 year Megger has been committed to making electrical measurement of low and high voltage systems more accurate and simple-to-use. It has a reputation for tough, reliable, high quality equipment.

Megger offers equipment for testing breakers, protection relays and CTs, as well as transformers, earthing systems and standby batteries to the electrical generation, transmission and distribution industries. In the LV sector Megger is the market leader for the testing of building wiring to the 17th Edition of the Wiring Regulations and portable appliances.

They have recently acquired a range of water leak detectors

View full profile