UseHigh voltage wireless phase analyzerThe entire device (equipped with electrodes) should undergo fully automatic testing before and after installation, and the line voltage should be measured (using only the transmitter)
Twist the hook shaped electrode onto the top of the transmitter. Please add a short pole to the top of the transmitter operating rod when using 110KV nuclear phase.
※ Install the emitter with electrodes on the operating rod.
Hang the hook on the transmitter to the tested circuit, and the operator can see four indicator lights on the back of the transmitter: LED1-LED4; One test button: TestButton; A buzzer;
High voltage wireless phase analyzerWhen in contact with a live wire, an audible signal can be heard while four indicator lights are on. After 5-10 seconds, LED2-4 will turn off and the sound signal will stop the transmitter for voltage measurement. The set working time is 5-10 seconds, and then it will automatically enter phase measurement. At this time, only one LED indicator light is on. If the sound and light signals do not stop after 5-10 seconds, it means that the battery is low and needs to be replaced. If there is an intermittent sound when measuring another phase line, in order to extend the time, the transmitter needs to be disconnected from the line, wait for LED1 to turn off, and then place the transmitter on the line for another voltage measurement for a few seconds. ditto.
High voltage wireless phase analyzerWhen entering measurement mode, the transmitter emits radio frequency signals into the air, and at the same time, a portion of the signal is transmitted along the line used as an antenna. Once the receiver can recognize the signal, it immediately starts working.
Same phase measurement: (transmitter+receiver)
At this point, the transmitter has been attached to the line and entered phase measurement mode
※ Install the receiver onto a suitable electrode and connect it to the insulating rod
※ When the receiver is in contact with the tested wire, the operator can also see four indicator lights at the bottom of the receiver: LED1-LED4; One test button: TestButton; A buzzer;
When there is voltage on the circuit, the receiver automatically starts and LED1 continues to light up, and the buzzer emits a brief beep sound. At this time, the receiver is ready to receive the decoding signal from the transmitter. If the phase of the two wires is consistent, as long as the conditions are met, the LED1, LED2, LED3, and LED4 indicators will light up but not flash, and the buzzer will emit a continuous sound signal. As long as one side of the circuit has no voltage or is connected to another circuit, or one of the two units is disconnected from the wire, the sound and light indication will immediately stop.
Under normal usage conditions, the transmission range of radio frequency is within 15 meters and can be customized according to user requirements.