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Fluke C9970 - User Manual

Fluke C9970
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PN 1286912
May 2007, Rev. 5 10/2017
©2007-2017 Fluke Corporation
All product names are trademarks of their respective companies.
C9970
Voltage Detector
Users Guide
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Fluke C9970 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFluke
ModelC9970
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Contacting Fluke Networks

Provides contact details for Fluke Networks support via website, email, and phone.

Safety Information

Care and Maintenance

Mechanical Shock

Details on preventing damage from dropping or severe mechanical stress.

Environment

Water Resistance

Instructions on handling the detector if it gets wet.

Defacing or Altering the Housing

Carrying the Voltage Detector

Advice on safely carrying the detector, including tip protection.

Storage

Battery Replacement

Procedure and precautions for replacing the detector's battery.

Safety Gloves

Theory of Operation

Physical Description

Accessories

Temporary Bond

Description of the temporary bond accessory for grounding.

Connecting the Temporary Bond

Steps for properly attaching the temporary bond to ground sources and objects.

Disconnecting the Temporary Bond

Procedure for safely removing the temporary bond after work completion.

Storage Bag

Ground Cord

Test Plug

Periodic Performance Tests

Self Check

Procedure for verifying the Voltage Detector's proper operation before each use.

Test Plug Threshold Test

Procedure to verify sensitivity and insulation after potential stress.

Service Center Repair and Verification

Information on obtaining repair and verification services from authorized centers.

Operation

AC Hazardous Voltage Testing

Steps and safety precautions for testing AC hazardous voltages.

DC Hazardous Voltage Testing

Procedure for testing DC voltages and associated grounding requirements.

Aerial Testing

Procedure to prevent false indications when testing aloft near power lines.

Applications

Ground Level

Testing procedures for hazards on mobile homes, buildings, and machinery.

Telephone Cable Sheath

Testing sheath continuity for locating faults or making splices.

Damaged Cable Closure

Steps for testing and working on damaged pedestals and cable closures.

Base of Pole: Telephone Plant Repairs

Identifying and testing electrical hazards at the base of utility poles.

Loose Plant

Guidance on avoiding hazards from unsecured objects and dangling wires.

Temporary Bond

Using a temporary bond to ground fixtures or wires during aloft work.

Ungrounded Insulated Conductors

Treating conductive objects near live AC as potential antennae.

Traffic Lights

Precautions for working near traffic light wiring, which may energize momentarily.

Specifications

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