Revolutionize the way you test receptacles!
Now you don't have to juggle OKX lights, meters, tension testers, pens and data
sheets. Just strap the lightweight Model R6500 Electrical Receptacle Analyzer
around your neck and start testing. It's that simple! The R6500 automatically
does a complete analysis in just 2 seconds. You'll know immediately if the outlet
is acceptable or not and the R6500 will store the results directly into its memory.
The test is quick, easy and reduces user error. And it helps your facility meet
Joint Commission requirements!
The R6500 is easy to use. To test a receptacle, simply plug the R6500's test probe into the outlet to be tested. Features and benefits of the Electrical Receptacle Analyzer are:
- Performs 12 safety tests in just 2 seconds.
- Records and stores up to 2,200 receptacle tests in memory.
- Codes each receptacle for identification and location.
- Identifies outlets and circuits in need of attention.
- List of Tester’s Notes to quickly document observations made during testing.
Click here to view sample Receptacle Analyzer data. The data shows the results for each receptacle, along with any notes and the receptacle's STATUS. As you will see, the reports provide all of the test results in an easy to read format that is recognized by Joint Commission.
GSA Federal Supply Schedule Information
The R6500 can now be purchased under GSA Contract! The National Safety Technologies GSA Contract Number is: GS-07F-5395R. To receive a price quote please call NST at 800.678.7074.
Educational Links
- NFPA (www.nfpa.org)
- Joint Commission (www.Joint Commission.org)
GSA Federal Supply Schedule Information
The National Safety Technologies GSA Contract Number is: GS-07F-5395R.
To receive a price quote please call NST at 800.678.7074.
The R6500 can record approximately 2,200 receptacle tests in its memory. You can test all of your receptacles first and get the printed results when you're finished testing.
- NST Report Generator software facilitates easy downloading of data onto your PC
- Generated reports are recognized by Joint Commission & NFPA