Proster vs Cleqee Test Lead Comparison

Comparison of the Proster and Cleqee Test Lead Sets I Purchased from Amazon.
Proster Test Lead Set
www.amazon.co.uk/Multimeter-L...
Cleqee Test Lead Set
www.amazon.co.uk/Cleqee-Multi...

[@JAKOB1977]

Interesting, and kudos for tests like you did with the insulation tester..
and showing approaches were one can validate certain claims, at least to a degree..

[@three-phase562]

Thanks for watching and commenting, glad you found it useful

[@fresheFresse]

Thanks! Very helpful.

[@three-phase562]

Glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@azxtra8381]

Thank you for the video. Great safety test demonstration with the leads and the Megger. Most reviewers only perform continuity tests. I will try this test with the various lead sets that I have to test their safety. Also, I purchased a Megger 430/2 from eBay last year. Do you know of any diagnostic tests I can perform to ensure it is functioning 100% to spec? It came in a case with all of the test leads but did not include the CD ROM.

[@three-phase562]

The amount of tests you can do on a Megger depends on what other test equipment you have. If you have a multimeter, then you can directly measure the output voltage of the insulation tester. Depending on the meter it may go over-range on the 1000V test but all the other voltages should read fine. The Megger should display around 10 MOhm during the test. The voltage values should be within +2% of the nominal.
If the multimeter can measure mA then you can test the short circuit current of the insulation tester. Wire a 100 Ohm resistor in series with the ammeter. You should get between 1 to 2 mA.
For the continuity function you should get between 4 to 6V and for the short circuit current greater than 200mA with a 1 ohm series resistor.
After that you can just measure resistor values and capacitor values. You can cross check those values to the multimeter as well.
You can get a CalCard that has some typical resistance values for repeated checks and use with a multimeter, although it is a bit pricey;
www.amazon.co.uk/Check-Box-Card-multibrand-NICEIC/dp/B01HR4GGIQ/
There are also specific insulation tester check boxes, that give more functionality at an even higher price.
I did do a review of the MIT420/2 for element14 a few years back. There are a number of blogs that show the measurements I made. The initial review is at;
community.element14.com/products/roadtest/rv/roadtest_reviews/213/megger_insulation_te_2
You can get to all the other blogs from that.
The CDRom had the download software for the MIT430/2. You can download that from the Megger website, you will just need to register, which is free. Manuals and datasheet are also available from there;
uk.megger.com/cat-iv-insulation-testers-mit400/2-series#software
Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@azxtra8381]

@@three-phase562 - Thanks for the quick reply. I downloaded the software and connected my Megger to my laptop. Thanks for the link to your review of the 420. I read it last year. Your comment about not being able to download the data led me to purchase the 430-2 so that I could download the data. I find your reviews and comparisons as some of the best. Keep them coming. They certainly help in making good purchasing decisions and learning some tips and tricks.

[@three-phase562]

Good to know you got it sorted.

[@danielelise7348]

"Proster" a condensed version of Pro-bema-ster how original 🙄😁

[@three-phase562]

Good spot, I hadn't thought of that. Thanks for watching.

[@danielelise7348]

@@three-phase562 haha,all good mate,cheers from Australia 🇦🇺⚡🔌😁