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General| Brand | HV Diagnostics |
|---|---|
| Model | HVA 34 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details target users, document scope, and the importance of familiarizing with the manual for effective use.
Explains safety symbols, signal words, and different types of notices used within the document for clear communication.
Outlines warranty conditions, provides contact details for HV Diagnostics, and states copyright information.
Stresses the importance of reading the entire manual and adhering to all safety information and regulations.
Addresses electric shock hazards, grounding procedures, and essential safety measures for safe operation.
Specifies suitable DUT types and measurements for high voltage insulation testing with the HVA instrument.
Details the mandatory qualifications and recommended training for operators working with high voltage equipment.
Lists comprehensive technical specifications including voltage, current, frequency, load capacity, and environmental conditions.
Describes the HVA's key design features and their respective purposes and advantages for operators.
Provides a detailed list of all items included with the HVA instrument upon delivery.
Details the placement and function of control elements located on the front, left, and right side panels.
Explains the HVA display navigation, including knob functions and how to adjust display contrast settings.
Details how to configure crucial instrument settings such as date, time, reporting, startup, and language preferences.
Outlines the various operational modes, including manual/automatic tests, output types, and arc management.
Step-by-step guide for properly connecting the HVA, DUT, and power supply before conducting tests.
Guides users through setting parameters and running tests manually, facilitating rapid testing.
Explains how to configure, save, and run automated test sequences for specific requirements.
Details procedures for safely interrupting a test, covering routine stops, alternatives, and emergency shutdowns.
