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Megger Group Limited manufacturers the Megger test equipment. It is based at Dover, Kent, England. The present name, Megger Group Limited came to exist in 2002. At present, about 1500 employees are working with the Megger Group worldwide. The Megger test equipment covers many fields and some of them are cable error finding, earth testing, power quality testing, portable appliance testing, transformer testing, electrical wiring testing, low resistance measuring clamp-on-meters etc.

More than 1000 products within 25 categories are under the Meggar brand name. Some of them are battery test equipment, circuit breaker testers, cable fault locating equipment, data communication testers, fiber optic testers, ground resistance testers, insulation power factor testers, insulation resistance testers, line testing equipment, low resistance ohmmeters, motor and phase rotation testers, multimeters, oil testers, power quality instruments, partial discharge test equipment, portable appliance and tool testers, re-closer test equipment, relay testers, states terminal block and test switches, watt-hour meter testers, transmission impairment testers, time domain reflectometry testers, tachometers, speed measurement instruments and T1 network testers.

Megger has more than a century of experience behind the trade. With this experience, it has now become one of the leading companies in electrical test equipment, power measuring instruments, and electrical application testers. Megger ground testing equipment is said to be the best in the field. Many leading international companies use Megger testing equipment on testing such as oil testing, ground testing etc. Its latest productions are telecommunication and data integrity testers. Megger frequently associates with the key global players in the testing equipment field and succeeded in manufacturing world class testing equipment needed for every sector worldwide.

The users of Meggar testing equipment have many benefits. Megger testers certify the safety of the workers when working with high voltages. Technicians can change to a low continuity range and lengthen the battery lifespan. When working with Megger testing, technicians can use both hands, as they don't have to press buttons frequently like they do with many other testers. In addition, with Megger testers, you can find some remarkable features as well. They show you the test information while you are conducting the test. Megger has adjustable continuity limit alarms and also it gives warnings of live circuits. When you buy a Megger testing kit, you will get MIT 400 device, a case made of polypropylene to put the tester, a test lead set, five AA batteries, calibration certificate and a three year warranty card.