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Address:
Bracken Hill
Southwest Industrial estate
Peterlee
SR8 2SW
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 191 586 3511
http://www.seaward.co.uk
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Listing of all 6 news releases from Seaward Electronic:
New earth resistance tester from Seaward
Seaward Electronic has introduced a new hand held electrical installation tester that is designed to meet the earth resistance measurement requirements of the BS7671 17th Edition Wiring Regulations Brochure available
News from Seaward Electronic ( 7 July 2008)
Safe discharge of energy in high power capacitors
Seaward has introduced the first instrument of its type for the safe discharge of stored energy in large capacitors and electrically charged equipment used in a range of process industry applications Brochure available
News from Seaward Electronic (12 June 2008)
Micro-ohmmeter has accuracy and versatility
The redesigned Cropico DO5000 high accuracy micro-ohmmeter encompasses all the features required of an ohmmeter in one flexible instrument with exceptional functionality Brochure available
News from Seaward Electronic (11 October 2005)
Harness and cable testers offer system versatility
The Synor range of harness and cable testing systems is flexible enough to test up to 2000 points for continuity on simple cable looms to complex cable harnesses with diodes and capacitors Brochure available
News from Seaward Electronic (29 August 2005)
Resistance decade boxes with improved design
Smaller and lighter with a re-engineered rugged case design, new high-performance decade resistance boxes provide 0.05% accuracy over a wide range, and are offered in 4, 5 and 6 decade versions Brochure available
News from Seaward Electronic (20 June 2005)
Microhmmeter combines reliability with ease of use
A new portable digital microhmmeter is developed with the latest solid state and microprocessor techniques to ensure maximum low resistance measurement reliability and the most user-friendly features Brochure available
News from Seaward Electronic ( 7 June 2005)
