productThe classic PrimeTest range by North East England firm Seaward, which is said to have revolutionised Portable Appliance Testers (PAT), is still leading the field 10 years after first being introduced to the market.
productElectrical testing expert Seaward has announced the next generation in its range of downloadable PAT testers.
productThe new Apollo+ Series from Seaward now comes with improved functionality and accessories, including an external rechargeable battery pack and the ability to print and scan QR codes.
productAs thousands of students head off to university Seaward Electronic is reminding young people to be vigilant about the safety of their electrical appliances.
productWhen a volunteer-led organisation approached Seaward to see if it could help keep its customers safe, the company was happy to help.
productFixed appliance testing is often overlooked by business owners, according to Seaward, yet it should be an essential part of a company’s regular electrical testing routine.
articleJim Wallace of Seaward explains how test technology is
helping to maintain the safety of electrical appliances in
the workplace and offers some pointers on how to select
a PAT tester that is right for the job
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productMore than 30 of Jewson’s new tool hire branches have been fitted with specialist Clare B255 testers from the Seaward Group.
productJim Wallace highlights the main changes included in the
new IET Code of Practice for maintaining the safety of
electrical equipment in the workplace
productSeaward’s new electrical safety tester
the Apollo 600 is equipped with
onboard risk assessment tools to assist
the user and ensure a proportionate
response to inspecting and testing
electrical equipment.
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