I've been doing inspection and testing since 1994 and have always used the 3 separate meter test kits. I finally came into the 21st Century a month ago when I bought one of these, must admit I wish I'd bought one sooner, this piece of kit has made our inspection and tests so much quicker and easier (especially zeroing out the test leads) and we will more than likely be purchasing another later in the year
Thanks, great to see a video out there, it all sounds pretty straight forward, I am doing my first installation test tomorrow and so I will know more then, but as a litle feedback, just maybe what about putting up a New Video and this time Zoom into the Meter Settings you are demonstrating and try to sort out the Boom coming from your Sound, like you are in some big empty room. Mr Spence Eng
Thank you for your comment. This was our first attempt at recording and we have learned a lot from this experience. The good news it that we are playing more soon! We will keep you posted. Hope your testing went well!
Hello Keith, I'm Mark Barron, ASM for the North and Scotland. I've done a short demo that might show what you are looking for - czcams.com/video/n2WImxbY_p8/video.html
Hello Simon. The DL9118 includes a remote test probe, with the test button on the end, and is available as an accessory on the DL9110. Neither version have an internal memory to download results, as the majority of feedback during development indicated this wasn't a key feature that was required.
@@DilogGroup I’m wanting to communicate with the tester. To make calibration an automatic process. I’ve managed to do this so far on all Megger, Fluke, Kewtech and ethos testers. See video czcams.com/video/Wed0f7MGlhs/video.html
Changes from the 17th Edition to the 18th Edition didn't affect test equipment. As for "beyond", it's anyone's guess as to what amendments arrive in the future, but generally the industry have advance notice to make any technical changes necessary. As we stand today, our testers are all fully compliant.
I've been doing inspection and testing since 1994 and have always used the 3 separate meter test kits. I finally came into the 21st Century a month ago when I bought one of these, must admit I wish I'd bought one sooner, this piece of kit has made our inspection and tests so much quicker and easier (especially zeroing out the test leads) and we will more than likely be purchasing another later in the year
We have 3 of these and they are very good!
Thank you Edward.
Thanks, great to see a video out there, it all sounds pretty straight forward, I am doing my first installation test tomorrow and so I will know more then, but as a litle feedback, just maybe what about putting up a New Video and this time Zoom into the Meter Settings you are demonstrating and try to sort out the Boom coming from your Sound, like you are in some big empty room.
Mr Spence Eng
Thank you for your comment. This was our first attempt at recording and we have learned a lot from this experience. The good news it that we are playing more soon! We will keep you posted. Hope your testing went well!
Hello Keith, I'm Mark Barron, ASM for the North and Scotland. I've done a short demo that might show what you are looking for - czcams.com/video/n2WImxbY_p8/video.html
Can it do 2 and 3 wire ZE testing
Does this tester have a Communication port? For remote operation.
Hello Simon. The DL9118 includes a remote test probe, with the test button on the end, and is available as an accessory on the DL9110. Neither version have an internal memory to download results, as the majority of feedback during development indicated this wasn't a key feature that was required.
@@DilogGroup I’m wanting to communicate with the tester. To make calibration an automatic process.
I’ve managed to do this so far on all Megger, Fluke, Kewtech and ethos testers. See video czcams.com/video/Wed0f7MGlhs/video.html
Is it 18th Ed and beyond proof.
Changes from the 17th Edition to the 18th Edition didn't affect test equipment. As for "beyond", it's anyone's guess as to what amendments arrive in the future, but generally the industry have advance notice to make any technical changes necessary. As we stand today, our testers are all fully compliant.
Next time use a lav mic, audio is terrible:(