Reviews

Today we will look at another popular brand the TNT We will review the TNP – 500 basic version This tester sits in the $3 – 4000 bracket and likely includes a thermal transfer printer, software and barcode scanner. Noted at first is it’s a small tester but then when its installed into a standard looking pelican type case it becomes quite large and weight is definitely getting up there. Also noticed immediately is the

In the $1,000 – $2,000 range today, we review a tester from a newcomer to the PAT market in Australia – the Sonel EasiPAT. Although little, this tester packs a couple of surprises that we did not expect, so let’s see what we mean: The unit is supplied in a soft carry bag that is purpose built to sit around the neck and provide access to the tester to carry out testing, zip up sides

In the $1,000 – $2,000 range today we will review the Kyoritsu 6201A. This is a small compact little unit with a detachable lid that neatly slides under the unit when in use and when it’s time to pack up the lid slides back on to protect the display. A basic user-friendly tester with some nice features for around $1,300; this PAT has been around for a long time. Results are displayed via a green or

In the $1,000 – $2,000 range today, we review the DeltaPAT from Metrel. This is going to be an interesting review on a very popular handheld PAT. As the other reviews I’ve read on this are all from those selling the DeltaPAT, we’ll examine the good and the bad and see what happens. The unit is supplied in a soft case with all the standard accessories, though it must be removed from this case when

In the $1,000 – $2,000 range we review the Aegis Patrol and the Patrol Pro. Both these PATs are available for little more than $1,000, so the price is nice but let’s see what you get for your money! First of all it comes in a great Pelican style case and is small and lightweight. Operationally it’s very very simple to use, a pass or fail is displayed very clearly with either a series of