Direct and simple PAT testing
Seaward has expanded its Apollo generation of portable appliance testers (PATs) with the introduction of a new 400 model.
The new Seaward Apollo 400 has been introduced as a value for money mid-volume PAT where speed is of the essence and memory storage of test records are required.
The latest addition to the range has been designed to provide fast, flexible and straightforward electrical safety testing, with simple test data entry being accompanied by the downloading of results into an internal memory.
With the capability to carry out a comprehensive range of battery and mains powered electrical safety tests, the Apollo 400 ensures compliance with the IET 4th Edition Code of Practice.
Seaward Group
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