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Your shipping box should include:
AT-6020 KIT AT-6030 KIT
AT-6000-R RECEIVER 1 1
AT-6000-T TRANSMITTER 1 1
TL-6000 TEST LEAD AND ACCESSORY KIT* 1 1
CC-6000 HARD CARRYING CASE 1 1
USER MANUAL 1 1
RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES - 12
BATTERY CHARGERS - 3
CT-400 SIGNAL CLAMP - 1
1.5 V AA (IEC LR6) BATTERY 12 -
*TL-6000 test lead and accessory kit includes:
Optional accessories:
HS-1 MAGNETIC HANGER
TL-7000-25M TEST LEAD (25 m long)
HOT STICK (TIC 410A)
2.1 AT-6000-R Receiver
The AT-6000-R Receiver detects the signal in wires and cables using the following methods:
Active (using Transmitter)
The AT-6000-T Transmitter generates a signal capable of tracing either Energized or De-energized wires.
The main advantage this method is the ability to trace the path of the particular wire using
the Receiver. Since the signal is not present in any neighboring wires, the Receiver will
detect only the wire that is connected to the Transmitter.
The active tracing method is used when the Receiver is set to Quick Scan, Precision Tracing
or Breaker Locating.
Passive (without Transmitter)
The passive method utilizes the Receiver by tracing Energized wires between 90-600 V AC
through electromagnetic fields.
This method is both easy and convenient because it does not require the Transmitter.
However, the Receiver is not selective to a particular wire and will indicate any Energized
wire between 90-600 V AC.
This method is best for simple tracing applications where the wire is Energized and no other
wires are located nearby.
Passive tracing method is used when the Receiver is set to Non-contact voltage (NCV) detection mode.
Note: The Receiver will NOT detect signals from a wire through metal conduit or shielded
cable. Refer to Special Applications, section 4.4 “Tracing Wires In Metal Conduit” for
alternative tracing methods.
2. KIT COMPONENTS
• 2 x 1 m test leads (red, black)
• 1 x 7 m test lead (green)
• 2 x alligator clips (red, black)
• 1 x US Socket adapter
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