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Detection of circuit-breakers
This function is used to detect a circuit-breaker connected to a testing wire.
1.
Disconnect all air switches and earth leakage circuit breakers in the distribution box.
2.
Connect the positive interface of the transmitter to the live wire of the receptacle (using a red test probe); connect the negative
interface of the transmitter to the neutral wire of the receptacle (using a black test probe).
3.
Press the Start/Pause button (10) on the transmitter to turn on the output signal. The receiver will automatically start tracing the
high-frequency signal to detect the wire location.
4. Place the receiver near the air switch or near the earth leakage circuit breaker. To detect the voltage more accurately, lower the
sensitivity. The closer the device is to the object, the stronger the signal will be. An air switch or an earth leakage circuit breaker
with the strongest signal is the target one.
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For safety reasons, observe the safety instructions when operating the electrical equipment.
Wire identification test
This function is used to identify wires within a cable.
1.
De-energize the circuit.
2.
Twist the ends of the wire strands so that they could conduct the electricity to each other. Remove the insulation from the ends of the
wires, if needed.
3.
Connect the positive (11) and negative (1) interfaces of the transmitter to the wires accordingly in order to check all the wires
consequently.
5.
Press the Start/Pause button (10) on the transmitter to turn on the output signal.
4.
Change the transmission code of the transmitter to differentiate the wires during measurement. Press the CODE SET button (7) on the
transmitter, the Set signal code indication (3) will flash on the display. Select the set signal code (A/C/E/F/H/L). Press the CODE SET
button (7) to confirm and exit.
5.
Place the receiver sensor near the wire with short-circuited conductors. The receiver will emit a corresponding sound.
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If you use only one transmitter, it is required to perform multiple measurements, thereby changing the connection between the
transmitter and the core wires of the cable consequently. You can purchase and use transmitters with different output signals.
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For safety reasons, observe the safety instructions when operating the electrical equipment.
Detection of open circuit faults in electric floor heating systems
Application of one transmitter
1.
De-energize the circuit.
2.
Clamp the red alligator clip to the floor heating wire. If the heating wire is shielded, disconnect the grounding wire from the
shielding.
3.
Clamp the black alligator clip to the grounding wire as per the single pole method.
4. Press the Start/Pause button (10) on the transmitter to turn on the output signal.
5.
Place the receiver near the cable and move the receiver sensor along the wire. A point where the signal of the receiver suddenly
attenuates, is the location of the open circuit fault point.
Wire identification test
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