Safety Notice - Buckleys Wet Roof Pro Application Manual

Application Guide
Electrodes for use with the Dry Roof Pro'

Safety notice

Ensure all guidelines are followed as set out in the operating manual supplied with the kit.
All Buckleys products are manufactured under the controls established by a quality management system
that meets the requirements of BS EN ISO 9001:2008 and are supplied with a one-year back-to-base
warranty. The equipment is robust and reliable and will give years of service if maintained in accordance
with our instructions.
Annual re-calibration is recommended for the Dry Roof Pro'. Buckleys can provide a full repair and
calibration facilities, offering a fast turn-around service for customers' equipment.
Note: Due to ongoing technical developments, all stated information is typical and is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Roller Electrode (in widths of):
20"/500mm (ref: E850)
24"/600mm (ref: E860)
28"/700mm (ref: E870)
Straight Phosphor Bronze Electrodes:
100mm ― 600mm (refs: E104 ― E124)
The straight phosphor bronze electrodes are normally supplied
with a 90° backing strip for fitting into the Shoe Attachment (A12).
They can be supplied with a 45° backing strip to enable the
90° electrode to be connected directly to an extension rod or, with an
adaptor (A4), straight onto the test probe handle.
To order the 45° fitting, add an 'A' to the end of the code
number; E104 = 100mm (90°), E104A = 100mm (45°).
45°
Shoe Attachment
(ref: A12)
Connects rolling spring electrodes to an extension rod. Can also
be used to connect straight phosphor bronze or straight silicone
rubber electrodes.
Knurled Thumb-nut and Back-nut
(ref: AA3)
Supplied as standard with the Dry Roof Pro'; the knurled thumb-nut
and back-nut provide a secure method of attaching
electrodes to the Dry Roof Pro' while keeping the weight of the
test probe assembly to a minimum; reducing fatigue for the user
and wear on the electrode.
45°