Megger 1000-770 PAT Testing Cable, For Use With PAT 400

Portable desktop appliance testers providing manual or automatic electrical equipment safety testing in accordance with DIN VDE 0701-0702.

250V and 500V insulation tests & 200mA continuity test
Differential, substitute & touch current tests with 10 μA resolution
High resolution backlit colour screen with all test details displayed before, during and after testing
Tests standard, RCD protected and anti-surge extension leads
Instant re-start for faster testing across multiple rooms
Pre-defined test sequences
Adjustable test pass limits and adjustable test duration times
Push-button operation for test groups or individual test functions
Test results are marked as a PASS or FAIL, and compared to the pass/fail limits for each test indicating a good or marginal result
Selectable PASS/FAIL limits
Direct testing of IEC power cords with no adapter

10A & 25A High current test capability

User Guide CD, extension lead adaptor, quick-start guide, carry case and document wallet, bond/continuity test lead with croc-clip and probe.

Ready to check that your appliances are up to code? Link them up to your measuring device with this PAT testing cable from Megger. It has a 230V plug on one end that connects to the portable appliance tester. On the other, a 5-pin 415V adapter socket gives you access to 3-phase industrial equipment. The lead is designed for use with PAT300 hardware but is also compatible with PAT400 gear, making it a versatile piece of kit. Use these tools to carry out continuity and insulation resistance tests and identify hazardous issues like faulty wiring.

• Socket features a protective cover to prevent dust ingress for electrical safety
• 415V adapter has a polarised design with a notch to ensure an accurate connection
• Short cable length for a clutter-free link

• Restaurants and commercial kitchens
• Process and packaging industry
• Schools and universities

Portable appliance testing verifies that your machines are in safe working condition. This is especially important for old equipment that you use regularly to ensure there are no safety issues that could lead to fire outbreaks or other hazards.