RCD Testers
Test RCD trip time and overall residual current device safety/efficiency with our range of RCD test equipment. Includes handheld RCD testers, Megger RCD testers, RCD analysers and multifunctional RCD testers which also measure loop and PSC.
Find out more about RCD Testers below.
- Ensure that common RCD types are compliant with current standards
- Polarity Test Pad: check for dangerous, reversed wiring in sockets
- Includes auto test sequences and a ramp test function
- Ramp function
- Multiple selectable trip current
- Easy to use with large size LCD screen
- Test type AC, ACS and A RCDs
- Results recall button
- Hands-free function
- RCD trip time tests, selective breakers & DC breakers
- IP54 weatherproofing
- Safety interlock, test leads, LED connection indicators, 3-phase safe and testing inhibit
- Suitable for use with a wide range of different RCD types
- Advanced automatic testing and ramp testing procedures
- Built into its own protective carrying case with foldable lid
- Tests DC, standard and selective RCDs
- Stores up to 1000 tests on the device
- Safe for three-phase testing
- Performs RCD trip time, RCD ramp current and automated RCD testing
- Line resistance testing for 3 phase systems
- Non-trip RCD testing
- Non-tripping Loop test
- 3 wire low current non-tripping loop test provides measurements from 0.01 ohms to 2 kohms
- Auto-ranging tests
- Non-trip loop tester
- RCD testing from 10 mA to 1000 mA
- Extremely easy and safe to use
- Impedance of phases and neutral conductors up to the 10th harmonic
- Automatically switches between measurement points
- 1kA test current
- Measure the grid impedance of LV grid systems
- Multi-phase measurements with automatic test point switching
- Memory storage and transfer to PC
About RCD Testers
Residual current devices (RCDs) are becoming more and more common as we move towards an electrically safe future. When installed on an electrical system, RCDs are designed to break the circuit quickly whenever the current is not balanced, thus ensuring that electricity is regulated and the risk of electrical shocks, fires, and other damage is minimised.
Although many RCDs include integrated test buttons, it is common practice for users to use a certified RCD tester to evaluate the overall efficiency and the correct installation of a residual current device. Common RCD testers work by inducing various levels of leakage current into the electrical system in a safe manner; this allows the user to evaluate the overall level of when an RCD will 'trip' the circuit, and it also allows them to evaluate the trip time (the time it takes the RCD to activate).
We stock a wide range of residual current device testers including Megger RCD testers, Amprobe RCD analysers, Metrel combination RCD testers, and products from Kewtech and UNI-T as well.
