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voltage detector BE20
Note
Before carrying out the voltage detection on the socket,
screw the supplied tips onto both test probes(1, 2).
This ensures an easier voltage detection on the socket.
1. Prior to the voltage detection, check the functionality of the
device by holding together both test probes(1, 2).
ð If the test is successful, all voltage detection LED
displays(14) and the continuity test indication(12) are
illuminated. An acoustic signal is emitted additionally.
ð If the test has not been successful, replace the batteries
as described in the Chapter "Inserting the batteries",
and repeat the function test.
2. Use both test probes(1, 2) to touch the measuring points
of the voltage source you would like to test.
ð According to the existing voltage, the respective voltage
detection LED displays(14) are illuminated on the
display(4).
ð The respective polarity indicator(13) is illuminated.
ð If both polarity indicators AC+ and AC–(13) are
illuminated simultaneously, there is an AC voltage.
Unipolar phase testing
Note
The device is only suited for unipolar phase testing if it
contains charged batteries.
Warning of electrical voltage
Risk of electric shock and risk of injury!
Unfavourable surrounding conditions, e.g. electrostatic
fields or good insulation, can have negative influences
on the unipolar phase testing. Always carry out an
additional bipolar voltage detection.
1. Touch the measuring point to be tested with the test probe
L2(2).
ð The unipolar voltage detection phase display(9) is
illuminated and an acoustic signal is emitted if there is
an ACvoltage exceeding 100V.
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