Training & Qualifications; Pre-Operation Inspection & Set-Up - Greenlee HDE TAG-200X Manual De Instrucciones

Training & Qualifications
This product is designed for use by professionals
trained for working on and around high voltage electrical
equipment. If you are not trained in the work methods
required for safe operation, do not use this product.
It is recommended at least a second trained and
qualified person is present at appropriate distance to
respond if needed.
Follow all training and proper jobsite safety precautions
outlined by your industry, government and employer.
Make certain all other safety considerations have been
identified, implemented and are in place prior to using
this equipment.
Pre-Operation Inspection & Set-up
• Always use hot sticks when using this tool.
Follow rigorous hot stick work practices to reduce
the risk of injury or death from electric shock or arc
flash.
• Use the correct accessories for your application.
Use of the wrong or underrated accessories
increases the risk of injury and tool damage.
• Always follow proper high voltage procedures,
including use of personal protective equipment,
when working near or around high voltage
equipment or conductors.
• Confirm proper operation before and after each
use to reduce the risk of injury due to false
readings. False readings could lead to a hazardous
situation and increases the risk of severe injury or
death.
Check for damage and any other condition that may
affect the tool's operation. Do not use this product if it
is damaged or not working as expected. Remove from
service and arrange for repair or replacement before
use. Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained
tools. A dirty or damaged detector increases the risk of
false readings.
1. Check that the detector and probes are clean and
dry before using.
2. Check housing and probes for damage such as
cracks, distortion in the case or probe and burns.
3. Identify the correct probe for the application and
make sure it is screwed firmly in place at the end of
the detector. Do not over-tighten. The probe will be
more difficult to remove.
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For overhead applications use the Y probe:
TAG-200X Overhead Probes
CATALOG #
TAG-42029X
TAG-41811X
For underground distribution (UG) and metal-enclosed
switchgear, use underground probes. Insert the probe
directly into the bushing, keep probe clear of all
surrounding surfaces. (See Page 11 - TAG Underground
Probes Table)
4. After assembly, test the TAG Voltage Detector by
using the Self-Test function.
Do not perform the All-Check Self-Test if the TAG
Detector is in contact with a voltage source.
Self-Test
i. Hold detector securely, looking at the User
Panel.
ii. Push and hold the TEST button. The red LEDs
will flash and the buzzer will sound.
iii. After releasing the TEST Button, a successful
test will show the green LED remaining ON
while the red LEDs and buzzer turing OFF.
The green LED will stay ON for approximately
three (3) minutes following the most recent
activity and will turn Off if the device remains
idle.
If holding the test button does not cause the
red and green LEDs to light and the buzzer
to sound, check the battery and change if
necessary. Repeat the Self-Test.
If the unit still doesn't show the actions
described above, remove the unit from service
and send it for repair. Do not use the detector if
it does not pass the Self-Test.
5. After confirming completion of the self-test,
continue to hold the detector using the spline or
hot stick to test the fully assembled TAG Voltage
Detector on a known voltage source, such as the
PT-DET Proof Tester Voltage Detector Tester, before
using the detector on an unknown voltage source.
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TAG-200X & TAG-200XMR
VISUAL DESCRIPTION
OVERHEAD Y PROBE
SMALL, TAG
OH STRAIGHT
SHORT PROBE,
TAG
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