What to do if Kewtech Test Equipment appliance may be short circuit?
If the Kewtech Test Equipment indicates a potential short circuit, you can press the ENTER button if you are sure it is safe to proceed. Otherwise, press the RED button to abort the test.
What to do if fuse may be open circuit in Kewtech Test Equipment?
If your Kewtech Test Equipment indicates that the fuse may be open circuit, you can press the ENTER button if you are sure it is safe to proceed. Otherwise, press the RED button to abort the test.
What to do if my Kewtech Test Equipment became too hot and aborted the test?
If the test has been aborted because the Kewtech Test Equipment became too hot, allow the unit to cool down before starting another test.
What to do if Kewtech Test Equipment shows possible disconnected, floating or isolated earth?
If the Kewtech Test Equipment indicates a possible disconnected, floating, or isolated earth, check the input earth before proceeding.
General| Insulation Test Voltages | 250V, 500V, 1000V |
|---|---|
| Loop Impedance Range | 0.01 Ω to 1999 Ω |
| RCD Trip Currents | 10 mA, 30 mA, 100 mA, 300 mA, 500 mA, 1000 mA |
| Category | Multifunction Tester |
| Tests | Continuity, Insulation, Loop, PSC, RCD, Voltage |
| RCD Trip Time Range | 0ms to 300ms |
| Display | Digital LCD |
| Power Supply | 6 x AA batteries |
| Dimensions | 200mm x 100mm x 50mm |
Guide to performing automatic tests, starting with entering appliance details.
Functionality to edit the default sequence of tests performed.
Method to bypass editing test sequences by entering testcodes.
How to enter comments and notes after completing tests.
Options for setting default test sequences, test codes, and other test parameters.
Details on modifying specific test parameters like limit, duration, and number.
How to display and review the results of performed tests.
How to stop a test in progress and select an abort action.
Process for downloading stored test results to a printer, PC, or USB drive.
Steps to initiate a search for stored test results using various criteria.
How to view detailed results for a specific appliance.
Steps to select manual mode from the main menu for direct test access.
Procedure to store manual tests against an appliance number.
How to add comments and save the results of manual tests.
Displaying results from manual tests in a tabular format.
How to choose a specific test from the manual test selection screen.
Guide to setting parameters and executing a selected manual test.
Initial screen for configuring data download parameters.
Choosing the target device (PC, Printer, USB) for downloading results.
Selecting the tester's output connection for data transfer.
Configuring the baud rate for serial data transmission.
Selecting the format for downloaded data.
Navigating the setup menu to configure tester operations.
Selecting and modifying fields within the test settings editor.
Managing user accounts, levels, and associated settings.
Adjusting the tester's internal clock and date settings.
Controlling when the comments field is available at the end of a test.
Procedure for setting or clearing passwords for tester configurations.
Deleting all stored appliance results from the tester's memory.
Adding, modifying, or confirming test settings for automatic testing.
Saving changes made in the test settings editor.
Configuring user levels (Novice/Advanced) affecting help display.
Customizing descriptions for different appliance types.
Setting character limits for appliance numbers and comments.
Removing specific appliance results from memory.
Examining and changing test sequences and parameters.
Initiating the print job for testcodes from the editor.
Setting the tester's operational mode (Automatic/Manual) upon startup.
Adding, modifying, or deleting site names used in test data.
Accessing and understanding the various system configuration settings.
Assigning specific fields (e.g., Asset Description) to comment lines.
Restoring the tester to its original default settings.
Adding, modifying, or deleting location names associated with sites.
Configuring how appliance numbers are handled (Blank, Repeat, Increment).
Configuring the action taken after a test sequence is completed.
Defining the tester's behavior when a test fails.
Changing the currently active user profile on the tester.
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