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Tester

By Staff -- Plant Engineering, 9/1/2006

Designed specifically for earth resistance measurements, the ERT-S is an instrument controlled by a microprocessor. The tool offers extended versatility over its peers, with the capability of either two or three-point method earth resistance measurement. With a unique internal memory allowing the storage of up to 1,000 test results and the ability to download to a conventional PC for storing and analyzing, the tester is as user-friendly as it is efficient. The instrument comes equipped with all the necessary leads and test spikes for thorough soil resistance measurement and is ideal for Earth Resistance Utility method measurement with the use of a special current clamp.

The Seaward Group

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