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VOLTAGE TESTER 6-400V
Operating instructions
REV Ritter GmbH
Frankenstr. 1 - 4 • D-63776 Mömbris
www.rev.biz • Tel. +49 900 117-1070*
Fax. +49 180 5 007410 • service@rev.biz
*36 Cent/Min. aus dem dt. Festnetz, Mobilfunkpreise abweichend.
GB
TECHNICAL DATA
▪ This tester is designed and tested in accordance with
EN61243-3
▪ Voltage tester 6 - 400V; 50 - 60Hz
▪ Direct and alternating voltage
▪ Potential scale: 6V, 12V, 24V, 50V, 120V, 230V, 400V
▪ 7-stage LED display
▪ polarity indicators
▪ Type of protection: IP 54
▪ Operation temperature: -10 to 55°C
Battery: 2x LR44 (1.5V)
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
1.
Loosen the fixing screw with a suitable
screwdriver and remove the cover
2.
Remove and replace the battery.
3.
Close the battery compartment in the reverse order.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The proper condition of the device and the
necessary adherence to the safety precautions in
these
operating instructions are the basis for correct
measurements.
The test tips and the Digital Multitester form a unit with regard
to safety.
Never use the tester if the device or the test cables are
damaged or a malfunctions is suspected.
Check the operation of the tester before each use by
measuring a known voltage.
Always disconnect the voltage-carrying test cable before the
ground test cable.
Do not touch the metal tips of the test tips during
measurements.
Voltage measurements to ground may only be conducted up
to a maximum of 400 volts.
This tester is designed for TOUCH testing only
Do not use over 10 seconds under the highest voltage 400V.
Please keep a break of 240 sec. before the next measurement
use only by qualified electrician
Typ: GK26A
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS
Symbol
Description
Direct voltage (DC)
+ plus, — minus
Alternating voltage (AC)
Earth
Shockproof (safety class 2)
&
Caution, risk of danger
Danger of electric shock
Particular caution should be exercised during voltage
measurements of:
> 60 volts direct current (DCV)
> 30 volts alternating current (ACV)
DESCRIPTION
➊
Test Probe
➋
Test Probe
➌
This LED light will turn ON when the voltage is being
checked which closes to or in exceed of 6VDC and the Test
➊
Probe
is placed on the (-) polarity.
➍
This LED light will turn ON when the voltage is being
checked which closes closes to or in exceed of 6VDC and
the Test Probe
➎
This LED light will turn ON when the voltage is being
checked which closes to or in exceed of 12V.
➏
This LED light will turn ON when the voltage is being
checked which closes to or in exceed of 24V.
➐
This LED light will turn ON when the voltage is being
checked which closes to or in exceed of 50V.
➑
This LED light will turn ON when the voltage is being
checked which closes to or in exceed of 120V.
➒
This LED light will turn ON when the voltage is being
checked which closes to or in exceed of 230V.
➓
This LED light will turn ON when the voltage is being
checked equal to 400 V.
If DC voltage is being checked, one of the polarity indicators
➌
➍
(
or
) light for (-) polarity or (+) polarity respectively.
If AC voltage is being checked, both of the polarity indicators
➌
➍
(
or
) light simultaneously.
DISPOSAL
In accordance with European defaults used electrical
and electronics devices may no more be given to the
unsorted waste. The symbol of the waste bin on
wheels refers to the necessity of separate collection.
Please help with environmental protection and see to it that
this device is given to the for this purpose designated systems
of waste sorting if you do not use it any longer.
GUIDELINE 2012/19/EU of the EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND
the COUNCIL of July 04th 2012 about electrical and
electronics old devices.
➊
is placed on the (+) polarity.
Batteries and accumulators are not to be disposed of
in the normal house waste bin. Every user is legally
obliged, to hand over all batteries and
accumulators, irrespective of whether or not they contain
harmful substances to a communal collection point in the
local town area or to a trade dealer so that they can be dis-
posed of in an orderly environmentally friendly manner.
Batteries and accumulators should only be handed over when
they are completely discharged!
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