Electrical tests

Before any electrical installation is handed over, it is tested by the relevant qualified engineer. Certified equipments that complies with European standards are used for the testing procedures. The testing ensures that the electrical installations are safe and meet the required standards. The most common tests include: measurement of grounding resistance, measurement of currents, measurement of voltage, measurement of cable insulation, testing of circuit breakers, and signal testing and measurement. The testing equipments used are from well-known brands such as Fluke, Megger, HT, Pancontrol, etc. The grounding tester is a device used for measuring and verifying the integrity of grounding connections in electrical installations. It detects the presence of grounding and provides its resistance value. Designed in a plug-in form, it is compatible with Schuko outlets for easy testing. A multimeter is a measuring instrument used to assess electrical parameters such as voltage (V), current (A), and resistance (Ω). It is commonly used for quick electrical parameter checks on-site. Current m easurement is performed using a clamp, while voltage and other parameters are measured using auxiliary probes. A Circuit Finder is a device used to identify and locate the circuit breaker that protects an electrical circuit. Additionally, the instrument performs testing of the residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) from service outlets using the “RCD 30 mA Test” button.