The LRCD200 series tester combines an Earth loop impedance tester with an RCD tester. The loop tester is a non-tripping test suitable for systems protected with 30mA or larger RCDs. The RCD testing supports 10mA to 1000mA RCDs with the full range of tests. Ramp testing provides a trip current test for the testing of nuisance tripping RCDs. Suitable for use on 110V or 3 phase supplies.,Designed to meet the tough environment of site work, the instruments are rubber armoured, have a built-in protective front cover, and meet the requirements of BS7671, IEC1010 and BSEN61557. All instruments are IP54 weatherproof. The combined instrument offers all the test functions necessary for live electrical testing requirements, in a simple and cost effective instrument.

Built-in protective front cover
Tough rubber armoured case
Weatherproof to IP54
High current loop testing
Phase to phase loop testing
Auto RCD testing
1000mA RCD test
Phase rotation
110V, 230V and 415V operation
Backlit display

RS is an authorised Megger distributor. Purchased though RS this product is eligible for the Megger extended 3 Year warranty

Durable hard carry case, instructions, 3 wire test lead with crocodile clips, BS1363 mains socket test lead, 8 off AA alkaline batteries.

Get double the safety assurance for your circuitry with this loop impedance and RCD combined tester from Megger. Use it to determine if your circuit can activate its integrated protection against current faults and shield itself from earth leakage to prevent hazards from sparking up. Thanks to the non-trip loop testing feature, this instrument won't trigger an RCD rated at 30mA or higher when you're carrying out your checks. A built-in voltmeter lets you keep track of the voltage levels of the device under test for added convenience.

• Backlit LCD for ease of viewing your data
• Powered by AA batteries for portability
• Auto RCD testing enables remote monitoring

• Communications equipment
• Laboratories
• Manufacturing industry
• HVAC systems

This tester can assess an RCD with an applied current between 10 and 1000mA to check if it trips at varying levels of ground current.

The battery life of this device supports up to 2000 consecutive tests, so you can carry out multiple checks on your circuit.