CONTENTS Page Number Details Important Safety Information Features Product Overview Voltage Measurement Single Test Pen Testing Detection Without Batteries (72-3570/72-3575) Continuity Test Rotation Test RCD Test Silent Mode Selection Torch Function Backlight Function (72-3580) Replacing the Batteries Technical Specification Special Functions LCD Display &...
Never dispose of batteries in a fire, or attempt to recharge ordinary batteries. FEATURES • LED indication (72-3570 & 72-3575). • LCD voltage and frequency display (72-3575 & 72-3580). • AC/DC measured up to 690V. • Detects a live wire by single test pen measurement.
If the measured voltage continues to increase and exceeds the input protection voltage (750VAC/DC) of the tester, the 12V~690V LED will keep flashing (72-3570 & 72-3575) or the LCD will display “OL” (72-3575 & 72-3580), while the buzzer will sound.
AC LED will illuminate and a low voltage reading will be displayed. • The LCD may display a reading (72-3575/72-3580), but the voltage value should not be considered as the actual measured value as it is simply indicating the conductor is electrified.
230V AC system under normal voltage measurement mode and press the yellow RCD key on the two test pens. • The RCD system should trip and the LED indicating RCD (72-3570/72-3575) or the RCD symbol (72-3580) will illuminate if the circuit then generates AC current higher than 30mA.
• After holding the torch button the tester will beep and the LCD will display the “mute” symbol (72-3575/72-3580) when it is in silent mode. • In silent mode all functions are the same as those in normal mode with the exception of the silent buzzer.
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≤85% RH Over voltage protection class CAT III 690V, CAT IV 600V Pollution class Safety rules IP65 EN61010-1, EN61243-3:2010 Weight (inclusive of batteries) 272g (72-3570/72-3575), 295g (72-3580) Dimensions 272 x 85 x 31mm Batteries IEC LR03 (AAA) x 2 (not included)
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INFORMATION ON WASTE DISPOSAL FOR CONSUMERS OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT. When this product has reached the end of its life it must be treated as Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Any WEEE marked products must not be mixed with general household waste, but kept separate for the treatment, recovery and recycling of the materials used.
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