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Why measure low resistance?
Measuring low resistance is an important electrical test because it helps identify components where the resistance has exceeded acceptable values, threatening several potential negative outcomes. These could include overheating, energy loss, protective fault device malfunction, poor grounding and catastrophic failure during power surges. Test results can be used to identify changes caused by fatigue, corrosion, vibration, temperature or other conditions that may occur at the site.
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AEMC Instruments 6501 and 6503 megohmmeters
The 6501 and 6503 megohmmeters are compact, self-contained, hand-cranked true megohmmeters, designed for a broad range of plant and field service applications, such as acceptance testing and preventive maintenance of wiring, cables, switchgear and motors.
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SebaKMT ground penetrating radar
TechRentals has introduced the SebaKMT Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) into their extensive test and measurement rental fleet.
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Megger TDR 2000 cable fault locator
Available to rent, the Megger TDR 2000 cable fault locator can be used to identify and locate a wide range of faults on metallic cables.
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MIT30 high-voltage insulation tester
The MIT30 high-voltage insulation tester is housed in a rugged case (IP67 rated when closed and IP52 rated when in use), designed for field use in acceptance and maintenance testing of switchgear and transformers.
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Earth ground tester kit
The Fluke 1625/1623 earth ground testers can perform all four types of earth ground measurement.
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