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| Latest News: QuadTech Shutdown & 2005 Orders |
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Holiday Shutdown:
QuadTech will be closed from December 24th through January 1st. We'll reopen on Monday January 2nd.
If you have an urgent matter during our company shutdown, please call (800) 253-1230 and leave a message in the company mailbox or email Stephanie Lopez at slopez@quadtech.com. Someone will respond as soon as possible during this time.
Placing Orders:
Avoid longer delivery dates by placing your pending orders before December 23rd. For some of our more popular instruments, shipments are already being scheduled into January 2006. If you have a product requirement for next year, be sure to place your order as soon as possible!
Scheduling Service:
If you have scheduled a RMA for calibration/repair or are planning to send your unit in for service, QuadTech must receive all instruments by December 19th. Units received for repair may not ship before QuadTech's shutdown beginning December 24th. Call our Customer Service Team today at (800) 253-1230 to schedule service or request an RMA for calibration online at http://www.quadtech.com/service/rma.
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| Spotlight: Last Minute 2005 Promotions |
 Act now to take advantage of QuadTech's last minute 2005 Promotions on our featured Electrical Safety Analyzers, LCR Meters, Medical Device Safety Testers & more with savings from $215 to over $2,000!
View the available products online now. |
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| Reference Desk : New Application Notes |
Get a head start on your winter reading with these new application notes:
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 Calculating Inrush Current Protection
Inrush current, the surge in current when a mains-powered device is turned ON, presents a problem in some electrical devices. Learn how to specify the inrush current protection needed for your device and run through the calculation of inrush protection for an example device. Inrush protection is deceptively simple yet it can save the device from false trip failures and premature decay of the mains circuit components. Read in full... |
What Can Be Measured with an LCR Meter
The LCR meter, also known as a digital bridge, performs impedance measurements for a varied number of applications. No longer used just for component testing (inductors, capacitors & resistors), the LCR meter is employed in the electrical characterization of gases, chemicals, powders and other dielectric materials. Read in full... |
MIL-STD 202 and Electrical Component Testing
If testing component parts (resistors, capacitors, relays and switches) for military applications, MIL-STD-202 is likely called out in your component’s performance specification. This application note breaks down the four sections of MIL-STD-202 and examines the Class 300 Electrical Tests. The apparatus required for Class 300 test methods is reviewed and compared to the specifications of the Horizon and Fusion Analyzers. Read in full... |
| To access QuadTech's complete Technical Library of 150 application notes on Electrical Safety, Cable, and Passive Component Testing plus much more, click here. |
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| Workshops: 2006 UL Workshop Schedule |
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 QuadTech and Underwriters Laboratories are pleased to announce the 2006 public workshop schedule for the Medical, Telecom, and Test, Measurement & Laboratory Equipment industries.
For detailed information, locations, dates and to register click here.
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