Nieaf Smitt PAT-testers
Nieaf Smitt PAT testers are supported in our PAT-testing approval software. We support four PAT testers by Nieaf Smitt. It is possible to prepare reports and view them directly. This gives you direct insight into what has been inspected and certified.
With our standard reports you can get started right away! Do you have specific wishes? We like to think along and provide tailor-made solutions for your organization. Curious about the possibilities? Then contact us.
Nieaf Smitt PAT-testers
Nieaf Smitt PAT testers are supported in our PAT-testing approval software. We support three PAT testers by Nieaf Smitt. It is possible to prepare reports and view them directly. This gives you direct insight into what has been inspected and certified.
With our standard reports you can get started right away! Do you have specific wishes? We like to think along and provide tailor-made solutions for your organisation. Curious about the possibilities? Then contact us.
General information
The Nieaf Smitt Safetypat 3140 is a device tester in accordance with a Dutch standard called NEN 3140. It is a complete device for the Risk Assessment & Evaluation (RA&E). It is also possible to enter inspections of non-electric tools in the tester.
This makes it possible to use 1 tester for inspection of the equipment.
- Storage of 50,000 measurement results
- Built-in digital camera with storage for up to 2000 photos
- Bright LCD color screen and Querty keyboard
- Works on both battery pack (included) and 230 V
- Send data from location to computer
- Bluetooth and USB connection for USB sticks
Data output format: Binary (.gar)
Type of connections to PC: Bluetooth & USB
Send data to PC
The SafetyPAT 3140 when connected via USB connection creates a removable disk in Windows. From here, the safetypat output.gar measurement file can be read directly into Centix software.
In addition, the SafetyPAT 3140 also offers the possibility to send the safetypat output .gar measurement file via bluetooth to PC, smartphone or tablet.
Output file formats
- .gar via measuring instrument itself
Scanner connection and setup
Bluetooth and USB via SPP protocol
General information 
The (Portable Device Tester) PAT 3140S works according to the Dutch standards NEN-EN 50110-1 & NEN 3140. The PAT-tester is used to test the electrical safety of electrical equipment with a supply voltage of 110/230/380 V. Electrical equipment has different insulation classes; both class I (with protective conductor) and class II (without protective conductor) devices can be tested.
- Internal memory max 135 measurement results
- Meter has the ability to download data to the meter
- LCD display, (alpha)numeric LCD 2 x 20 characters
- Meter can only be connected to PC via RS232 connector
Data output format: ASCII
Type of connections to PC: RS232 (port is on the front or back)
Send data to PC
To transfer data from the PAT 3140S to the Centix Remote, use must be made of the correct connection cable supplied by Nieaf-Smitt (with its internal jumpers).
Output file formats
- .txt via Centix Remote
Scanner connection and setup
RS232-to-USB SPP protocol
General information
The MultiPAT XE is a highly versatile, automatic equipment tester with rugged portable housing. The tester is designed for testing in accordance with the standards EN 50110-1/2 and the Dutch standard called NEN 3140. The tester is suitable for testing single-phase and three-phase devices.
- Features a QWERTY keyboard and a large graphic LCD display
- Storage of up to 2400 measurement results
- Two memories, namely an upload and a download memory (the download memory contains the performed tests)
- Extra memory space available for personal notes
- Connections for barcode reader, chip reader and serial or parallel printer
Data output format: Binary
Connection type with PC: RS232
Send data to PC
The Multipat XE uses the SSS protocol. Various revisions of this protocol are in circulation. Nieaf-Smitt recommends not to support only revision 25F.
Output file formats
- .txt via Centix Remote
Scanner connection and setup
RS232-to-USB SPP protocol