Megger 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.

When troubleshooting your electronic devices, reach for this PAT testing cable from Megger. By plugging your appliance into the four-pin adaptor, you can connect it to your measuring instrument to read its electrical properties. It can handle voltages up to 415V for compatibility with medium-power systems. For ease of assembly, you can use this cable with the database-driven testers from the PAT300 and PAT400 series. These versatile testers offer full PAT testing and allow you to choose between manual or automatic testing to suit your needs. You'll typically find this cable used on a factory floor in a three-phase electrical system.

• Integrated cover cap to keep contamination and moisture at bay
• Strain relief helps prevent wear and tear

• Construction sites
• Security devices
• Agricultural equipment
• Entertainment systems
• Packaging facilities

PAT testing involves carrying out essential checks on the functionality of electrical appliances to make sure they're in good working condition and safe to use. A typical PAT test will include earth continuity, insulation resistance and polarity measurements.