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Are Single Function Test Devices Necessary with the Availability of Multi-Function Test Equipment?

  • May 2025
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Blake Parker
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Integrated Power Services

Modern testing devices now have more capability than ever. Consider cell phones. They used to be capable of only making a phone call but now act as powerful computers helping us with everything from email, navigation, social media, surfing the internet and more. Modern test equipment has gained multi-function testing capability also. They even package the tests into colorful professional reports. With that being said, do we still need single function equipment to accurately diagnose and perform high quality inspections on electromechanical equipment?

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