TES Electrical Electronic Corp.
TES Electrical Electronic Corp. 1700 Ground Resistance Tester electrician tool
Measures ground resistance using triode method for electrical safety testing
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- Ground resistance testing with triode measurement capability
- Model 1700 designed for electrician tool applications
- Red colour finish for clear job-site visibility
- Supplied as a single pack in protective box
- New condition ensures full factory calibration
Ground resistance measurement
The TES 1700 ground resistance tester performs triode measurement for electrical safety checks. Electricians and maintenance technicians use it to verify earthing systems on site. The handheld instrument arrives new in a single retail box. Red casing identifies the unit in a tool bag.
Suited for triode method only
Professionals who need the triode technique for ground resistance will find this tester fit for purpose. Buyers who require four-pole measurement or clamp-on operation should look at other instruments. The three-year parts and one-year labour coverage supports regular field use.
Triode measurement method
The defining specification is the triode measurement capability built into the 1700 model. This method determines whether the tester matches the earthing verification procedure specified for the job. No other measurement modes are included.
Highlights
- Ground resistance testing with triode measurement capability
- Model 1700 designed for electrician tool applications
- Red colour finish for clear job-site visibility
- Supplied as a single pack in protective box
- New condition ensures full factory calibration
Specifications
| Brand | TES |
|---|---|
| Model | 1700 |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
Will the test leads or probes on the TES 1700 need periodic replacement after heavy field use?
The TES 1700 includes test leads and auxiliary earth spikes that can wear with repeated insertion into soil; inspect them before each job and replace any damaged cables or corroded spikes to maintain accurate triode measurements.
What limits continuous operation of the TES 1700 during a long survey?
Battery capacity is the first limit on the TES 1700 during extended use; the tester draws power for each measurement cycle, so carry spare cells to avoid interruption when testing multiple ground rods in one session.
Does the TES 1700 generate noticeable heat or fan noise when left on all day?
The TES 1700 has no internal fan and its low-power measurement circuit produces negligible heat, so it runs silently and stays cool to the touch even during continuous triode testing throughout a full workday.
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