Who is this PAT tester designed for?
It’s ideal for people who are new to PAT testing, or anyone who needs to test a smaller number of appliances. Its simple interface makes getting started easy, with minimal effort required.
What types of appliances can I test with it?
You can test Class I and Class II appliances, IEC leads, and extension leads. Please note that test leads have a maximum length of 10–15 metres.
What tests does the tester perform?
It performs insulation testing at both 250V and 500V, and an earth continuity test that is safe for IT equipment — covering all the essential tests you need.
How do I read the results?
The tester displays full testing results alongside clear PASS/FAIL indicators, so you can see exactly what was measured and whether the appliance passed.
Is this tester difficult to operate?
No — it has a simple interface with just three buttons on the front, clearly labelled for each appliance type, so you always know which test to run.
Does it need a separate power connection?
No — it has a built-in mains socket connector, so you can plug appliances directly into the tester.
How many tests can I run before replacing the batteries?
The tester provides up to 1000 tests on a single set of batteries, making it convenient for regular use.
Is this a new model?
Yes — it’s an upgraded version of the UT527, offering the added benefit of full test results displayed alongside the PASS/FAIL indicators.
Can I use it on IT equipment without causing damage?
Yes — the earth continuity test is designed to be safe for IT equipment, so you can test computers and similar devices with confidence.
