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As per the Bureau of Labour Statistics, 163 workers died from the injuries caused by coming in contact with electrical current in the year 2010. A survey conducted by the same source reveals that almost 76 people died from malfunctioning of overhead power lines in the same year.

The constantly evolving technology and the ongoing researches have lead to inventions of some superior quality and advanced electrical equipments. These gadgets are used widely in the industrial, commercial and personal environments. The malfunctioning of these tools can lead to varied safety hazards. To avoid unfortunate events in these establishments, the 17th edition multifunction testers are being launched in the market.

A basic principle behind the philosophy of electrical safety is that in the event of a single abnormal external condition arising, or in case of failure of protection against a hazard; no safety issue should arise. Such conditions are called single fault conditions. They include such situations as the interruption of the protective earth conductor or failure of basic insulation of temperature limiting devices. Many electrical safety tests are carried out under various single fault conditions in order to verify that there is no hazard even if these conditions occur in practice. It is often the case that single fault conditions represent the worst case and will give the most adverse results.

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Testing gear can be used to perform various tests including capacitor values, leakage, faulty wiring, resistance, and dielectric absorption. These electrical testing devices are designed for different commercial and residential applications and offer technicians unmatched accuracy and repair flexibility to make their work easier. The use of testing equipment improves efficiency and enables the electricians to maintain quality.

Single Function Electrical Testers can accurately diagnose Circuits and transformers for problems and prevent equipment failure. Electricians can carry out a loop test for gauging the efficacy of RCD's and circuit breakers that are employed for insulation and protection against short-circuits. 17th edition single function electrical testers are exclusively designed to perform 17th edition & part p testing.

Electrical testing equipment provides safety- the most prime factor