Product Specifications - Tru-Test Unigizer 6 J Manual De Usuario

Identifying faults using the LCD display
and the indicator lights
If... This means that...
The output voltage The fence voltage is below 1000 V. There is a
digits (large digits on serious fault on the fence line. See "How do I
the LCD display) flash locate faults?" in
questions/Troubleshooting
1.0 kV...
The energizer is not The battery connections may be faulty. Check
pulsing and the first all battery connections. Check the battery
red Indicator light is voltage immediately using the battery test
flashing... setting. See
page 5.
The first red Indicator The energizer has a fault. If the display persists
light is flashing and and does not return to normal, contact your
other indicator lights service agent for advice.
are on...
The energizer is The battery voltage may be low and the
pulsing slowly and has energizer has reverted to Slow Speed and Low
a reduced output Output Power in order to preserve the
voltage... remaining power and energy in the battery.
(12000i, X12i, 412i, The earth monitor voltage is too high. Use the
6000i, X6i and 406i earth monitoring feature to monitor the earth.
Earth monitoring
energizers only) The See
first red Indicator light
is illuminated
permanently...
(12000i, X12i, 412i, The battery voltage is bad. Check the battery
6000i, X6i and 406i voltage immediately, using the battery test
energizers only) The setting. See
battery symbol on the page 5.
LCD is flashing...

Product specifications

Power supply
Power consumption using a power adaptor
Current consumption using a 12 V rechargeable battery
Battery Test
Slow Speed-Day/Fast Speed-Night
Fast Speed-Day/Slow Speed-Night
Half Output Power
Full Output Power
Maximum output voltage
Maximum output energy
Maximum stored energy
Values are typical and normal production tolerances of ±10% should be allowed for.
Frequently asked
on page 10.
Testing the battery voltage
on
on page 4.
Testing the battery voltage
on
If...
(12000i, X12i, 412i,
6000i, X6i and 406i
energizers only) The
right arrow on the
LCD is flashing...
(12000i, X12i, 412i,
6000i, X6i and 406i
energizers only) The
energizer is not
pulsing and the last
green Indicator light is
flashing...
Servicing
This energizer uses Double Insulation, where two systems of insulation
are provided instead of grounding. No equipment grounding means is
provided in the supply cord of a double-insulated energizer, nor should
a means for equipment grounding be added to the energizer. Servicing
a double-insulated energizer requires extreme care and knowledge of
the system and should only be done by qualified service personnel.
Replacement parts for a double-insulated energizer must be identical to
the parts they replace. A double-insulated energizer is marked with the
words DOUBLE INSULATION or DOUBLE INSULATED and/or the symbol
below.
6 J models
or approved power adaptor
10 W
410 mA
410 mA (day)
650 mA (night) or
530 mA (24 hour average)
650 mA (day)
410 mA (night) or
530 mA (24 hour average)
330 mA
650 mA
9.5 kV
6.2 J at 100 Ω
9 J
This means that...
During the first 10 minutes of operation, the
energizer's remote control feature can be
activated. During this period, the large arrow
on the LCD display flashes to indicate this. This
occurs each time the energizer is switched on
when the energizer's remote control feature
has not been activated This is part of normal
operation.
The energizer has been switched off by a
remote control handset. If you think your
energizer might be being controlled by a
neighbour's remote control handset and you
own a remote control handset yourself, change
your energizer's address setting (see the
remote control handset's user manual). If you
do not have a remote control handset, take the
energizer to an authorised service centre to
have the remote control feature disabled.
12 J models
12 V battery,
100-240 V
15 W
700 mA
700 mA (day)
1100 mA (night) or
900 mA (24 hour average)
1100 mA (day)
700 mA (night) or
900 mA (24 hour average)
580 mA
1100 mA
9.2 kV
12.4 J at 75 Ω
16 J
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