Electrician

  1. PASS Presents the Must-Have Tool for Electrical Contractors: Chauvin Arnoux PEL104

    PASS Presents the Must-Have Tool for Electrical Contractors: Chauvin Arnoux PEL104
    https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_axtdLbogPM3JHq5LPeZ7lnvoMrusUCc PASS Presents... Electrical contractors! As institutions, organisations, and businesses continue to focus on minimising energy bills and meeting net zero targets, many more will require energy surveys. However, to capitalise on this lucrative opportunity and futureproof your business you need a reliable tool that will accurately capture data…presenting the Chauvin Arnoux PEL104 Power & Energy Logger. Precise, portable, and practical, this voltage and current logger can be left in place to gather relevant data from which you can easily derive electrical parameters such as power, power factor, harmonics, energy, and even tonnes of CO2 and, subsequently, carbon footprint. Available as part of a Contractor Kit, discover everything you need to know about this power & energy logger in our new PASS Presents series of mini-interviews. Check out the playlist above; via our YouTube channel, @PASSLTD-tester; or on the PEL104 information page. Continue reading → Continue reading →
  2. PASS Presents Saving Money with a Chauvin Arnoux PEL

    PASS Presents Saving Money with a Chauvin Arnoux PEL
    https://youtu.be/JbxiNmtBf6A;t=538s PASS Presents... Energy efficiency isn’t just an issue for the winter. To optimise your energy use, whilst minimising emissions and costs, you must monitor power consumption throughout the year. In episode nine of PASS Presents, Chauvin Arnoux’s (former) Head of Commercial Operations, Kevin Smith, explains how Power and Energy Loggers (PEL) offer a simple, convenient method of doing just that. To find out how a Chauvin Arnoux PEL can help you drastically reduce your energy bills and emissions without compromising the capability of your circuit, watch the interview above; via our YouTube channel, @PASSLTD-tester; or on the PEL 51, PEL 104, and PEL 106 information pages. Learn all you need to know in under twenty minutes! Continue reading → Continue reading →
  3. Unlock the power of Solar: Embrace the boom

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  4. 5 Reasons You Need a Fluke Laser Level

    On the right Fluke's laser levels are arranged in a semi-circle. On the left large, black text on a yellow background reads "5 Reasons You Need a Fluke Laser Level". Laser levels are integral to most electrical and HVAC installation and retrofitting applications. That’s why Fluke has developed a line of professional-grade laser levels and point-to-point tools specifically for electricians and HVAC engineers. Incorporating Fluke’s trademark precision, resilience, and reliability, these laser levels are perfect for professionals looking to improve their efficiency and accuracy. If you still need convincing, below are five reasons you need a Fluke laser level.[1] Continue reading →
  5. Top 10 Things Electricians Wish You Wouldn’t Do

    On the left of the image there are five diagonal, vertical slices of images on a blue background From left to right they are: white wires connected to an internet hub; a close-up of a lightbulb; a man screwing in the front panel of an electrical outlet; a table of tools; a close-up of wires with the metal ends exposed. On the right of the image is a large orange box on a blue background with the words "Top 10 Things Electricians Wish You Wouldn't Do" in large, white text. A recent survey of electricians revealed the ten most common and dangerous electrical mistakes made in British homes. Hundreds of UK electricians were questioned about which electrical errors they encountered most often and were then asked to rank these mistakes in the order of severity. The investigation comes in the wake of findings that 49% of Brits have interfered with their home’s electrics. We have summarised the results of the report, initially published in ECN magazine, below.[1] Continue reading →
  6. Choosing the Right Fluke 1660 Series Multifunction Tester

    On the right of the image a Fluke 1664 MFT sits on a yellow background. On the left of the image black, vertical text reads "Fluke MFT Comparison Everything You Need to Know". Reliable, easy-to-operate, and with an eclectic selection of testing capabilities, for years Fluke’s 1660 Series of Multifunction Testers have been popular with electricians. However, it can be tricky to know which model is right for you and your testing requirements. Thankfully, we’ve partnered with Fluke to bring you a simple yet comprehensive selection guide. Continue reading →
  7. 4 Reasons to Choose a Fluke T-Series Two Pole Voltage & Continuity Tester

    The image has a grey background. On the left, two rows of five yellow, horizontal arrow heads point right. One row is at the top of the image and one is at the bottom. On the right, large text reads "4 Reasons to Choose a Fluke T-Series Tester". Beneath this are three horizontal, yellow zig-zag lines. Beneath these lines are four tick-bullet points with text reading "Reliable, Easy to Use, Rugged, Safe". In the centre is a collage of images. The largest image  in the collage is located on the left of the collage; it depicts somebody wearing white work gloves using a Fluke T-Series Two-Pole Voltage Tester to check an electrical box. On the right of the image a picture showing someone in white work gloves is using a Fluke T-Series Two-Pole Voltage Tester to check a fuse box. Beneath this is a close-up image of the durable probe protector. Critical to ensuring safe working practices, experienced, professional electricians know they can rely on Fluke’s T-Series of Two-Pole Voltage & Continuity Testers to deliver reliable voltage and continuity detection and readings (model dependent). Fluke’s T-Series Two Pole Voltage & Continuity Detectors are built with state-of-the-art measurement and safety technology; however, if you’re still on the fence about purchasing one of these indicators, here are four reasons why you should pick a Fluke T-Series Two-Pole Voltage & Continuity Tester. Continue reading →
  8. Choosing the Right Fluke 320 Series True-RMS Clamp Meter

    On the left of the image large yellow text on a grey background reads "Pick the Perfect Fluke 320 Series True RMS Clamp Meter". Beneath this in smaller, white text it reads "Use our quick, easy-to-understand selection guide to find the correct Fluke 320 TRMS Clamp Meter for your needs". On the right of the image there is a close-up of the Fluke 324 Clamp Meter being held by a gloved hand with the jaw surrounding a thick black cable. The image is on a yellow background. Fluke’s 320 Series True-RMS Clamp Meters are the troubleshooting tools of choice for many commercial and residential electricians. They’re robust, ergonomic, and provide noise-free, reliable results allowing you to diagnose problems confidently. However, it can be difficult to know which Fluke 320 model is right for you. Thankfully, we’ve partnered with Fluke to bring you a clear, comprehensive selection guide to help you choose the perfect Fluke 320 Series Clamp Meter quickly and with minimal effort. Continue reading →
  9. Choosing the Right Fluke 110 Series Digital Multimeter

    On the left of the image large yellow text on a grey background reads "Pick the Perfect Fluke 110 Series Digital Multimeter". Beneath this in smaller, white text it reads "Use our quick, easy-to-understand selection guide to find the correct Fluke 110 DMM for your needs". On the right of the image there is a close-up of the Fluke 115 Digital Multimeter being used to check a fuse box. The enduring popularity of Fluke’s 110 Series True RMS Digital Multimeters means they can be found on many an electrician’s toolbelt. However, with each model in the series optimised for specific applications and/or environments, it can be difficult to know which model is right for you. To help, we’ve partnered with Fluke to bring you the ultimate, easy-to-understand selection guide so you can quickly pick out the 110 Series Digital Multimeter that’s perfect for you. Continue reading →
  10. Why Do Electrical Contractors Need Thermal Cameras?

    Thermal imaging cameras have been around for some time. Fluke's, Hikmicro's, and Teledyne FLIR's new and improved collections of cameras cater for all users and all budgets; so now is a great time to review what's new and add one to your toolbox. Continue reading →
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