Installation tester slashed in price
Ideal has slashed the price of its popular all-in-one installation tester, SureTest, just in time for Christmas. The tester is now available to end users at less than half-price at just £369.00 (excluding VAT) until 21 December 2011. SureTest provides electricians with all the features they need for testing domestic, commercial and industrial wiring installations in accordance with BS7671:2008 (the 17th edition) and EN61557 standards.
Ideal has slashed the price of its popular all-in-one installation tester, SureTest, just in time for Christmas.??The tester is now available to end users at less than half-price at just £369.00 (excluding VAT) until 21 December 2011. ??SureTest provides electricians with all the features they need for testing domestic, commercial and industrial wiring installations in accordance with BS7671:2008 (the 17th edition) and EN61557 standards.
For ultimate efficiency, the all-in-one installation tester allows electricians to carry out fast non-trip loop impedance measurements while at the same time automatically calculating both PSCC and PEFC, assuring quick and error free reporting. As well as being extremely compact, SureTest is easy to use. A clear, front panel and simple menu provides easy navigation. Further features include auto RCD and a separate ramp test to allow the user to quickly identify RCDs that are prone to nuisance tripping.
Ideal Industries
01925 444446
www.idealnwd.co.uk
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