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Portable appliance testers (PAT tester)

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Portable appliance testing made simpler

The Fluke 6500-2 and 6200-2 enable you to work faster without compromising safety- yours, your colleagues or your customer’s. Perform measurements according to the local standard including the Code of Practice. With 70 years of experience in providing testing and troubleshooting solutions in manufacturing and service industries, you can rest assured that you’re in good hands.

How to PAT test

Fluke - Your partner in Portable Appliance Testing

Portable appliance testing (PAT testing) is crucial for maintaining electrical safety in any workplace. This could be driven by legislation involving aspects of health and safety, or by the insurance market. All employers have a duty of care.

How to test a class I appliance- Fluke 6500-2 PAT Tester:


Class I Appliance Test

Learn how to test a class I appliance. See what's important to keep in mind before, during and after testing.

How to test a class II appliance- Fluke 6500-2 PAT Tester:


Class II Appliance Test

Learn how to test a class II appliance. Get tips on how to connect the unit under test and hints for each test step.

How to test an IT Equipment- Fluke 6500-2 PAT Tester:


IT Equipment Test

Learn how to test an ITequipment and prevent damages while testing offices. Remember it’s important to use a low current for IT- equipment.

NOTICE: Fluke DMS Software Version 1.8 and lower currently utilizes Microsoft Access Runtime 2010. As of October 13, 2020 Microsoft will no longer support Office 2010 products with security updates. While your DMS Software Version 1.8 and lower will continue to function, you could be exposing yourself to serious and potentially harmful security risks. We recommend that you upgrade your DMS Software to Version 1.9 or higher. Versions 1.9 and higher utilize an updated version of Microsoft Access Runtime that will continue to receive security updates.

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