Di-LOG EKB001 Electricians Test Kit Bundle (DL6790, PL280N, DL1090, DL107 & CCDL001) Product Description EKB001 KitDesigned for streamline testing, inspection, and fault-finding tasks, the DiLog EKB001 electrician’s test kit revolutionizes the field. This all-inclusive kit incorporates the state-of-the-art Combivolt 2 digital voltage and continuity tester, the compact and reliable DL208N double moulded multimeter, the convenient DL107 non-contact voltage indicator, the DL1090 socket tester, and the durable nylon carry case CCDL001, ensuring convenient transportation and protection of the tools.Di-Log Test Equipment offers cutting-edge electrical test instruments renowned for their superior quality and innovative testing technology. Our comprehensive range of equipment encompasses everything from basic voltage indicators to portable appliance testing systems PL208N – Digital MultimeterDigital multimeter in a double moulded housing. PL208N Key Features 3½ digit, 2000 count, LCD display AC/DC voltage measurement up to 600 V Manufactured to IEC1010-1 CAT III 600 V DL6790 CombiVolt 2 – Voltage & Continuity TesterThe Di-log CombiVolt 2 Digital Voltage & Continuity Tester with Phase Rotation test is the bench mark for voltage indicators. The three-in-one tester with a rugged, ergonomically formed housing for perfect handling is fully conformant to BS EN 64213-3:2014. The DL6790 also offers Single Phase Detection DL6790 Key Features Testing of AC/ DC voltages from 12 to 690 V AC/DC Continuity testing with optical and acoustic indication Automatic switching between voltage and continuity Phase rotation test system Single pole phase indication Fully compliant with GS38 Fully operational voltage indication even when batteries are discharged DL6790 with digital indication of voltage Will not trip any RCD when testing across Live and Earth Single pole detection when L2 probe connected above 100V DL107 – Non Contact Voltage IndicatorThe DL107 offers a Non contact- optical and acoustic indication of AC voltages between 24-1000V, boasting two selectable levels of detection, “High Voltage Mode” suitable for detecting domestic electrical supply and three-phase systems and a “Low Voltage Mode” designed for testing low-voltage motors (
