Test Instrument Reference

Organizations

The organizations that publish standards, accredit firms, certify technicians or regulate electrical work.

  1. AEMC Instruments

    AEMC Instruments states that it was founded in 1976. Value: 1976.

  2. BAUR GmbH

    BAUR GmbH states that its official company history begins on the registration date given in the value, when Josef Baur established a physical and technical workshop in Sulz. Value: 15 October 1945.

  3. Doble Engineering Company

    Doble's timeline gives 2017 as the year Vanguard and Morgan Schaffer joined the company and 2021 as the year Phenix joined.

  4. Dranetz

    Dranetz states that it was established in 1962 by Abe Dranetz. Value: 1962.

  5. Fluke

    Fluke gives a street address in Everett, Washington as its US headquarters on its contact page. Value: 6920 Seaway Blvd, Everett, WA 98203.

  6. High Voltage, Inc.

    High Voltage, Inc. also writes its name as HVI. Value: HVI.

  7. Hioki

    Hioki describes its business as the development, manufacture, sales and service of electrical measuring instruments.

  8. HV Diagnostics

    HV Diagnostics organizes its catalog into VLF and DC hipot testers, cable diagnostics, dielectric oil testers, cable identification and phasing, and fault location.

  9. Megger

    Megger states that its history began in 1889, when Sydney Evershed invented the insulation tester that gave the company its name. Value: 1889.

  10. OMICRON

    OMICRON states that it was founded in 1984 by Rainer Aberer in Vorarlberg, Austria. Value: 1984.

  11. Teledyne FLIR

    Teledyne FLIR states in its press releases that the company was founded in the year given in the value. Value: 1978.