How to Perform a Continuity Test (R1 & R2) | Fluke 1674FC | 18th Edition
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How to Perform a Continuity Test (R1 & R2) | Fluke 1674FC | 18th Edition
Learn how to perform a continuity test (R1, R2 and R1+R2) in line with BS 7671:2018 (18th Edition). In this step-by-step electrical testing demo, Marc Sherwood from Fluke shows how electricians carry out continuity testing using the Fluke 1674FC Multifunction Tester. Video Chapters: 0:00 Fluke 1674 FC Continuity Test Demo 0:25 Safe Isolation ...
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