Instrument Connections; Test Setup - IKONIX LVB-2 Instruction Sheet

Instrument Connections

The diagram below shows all the connections needed to be made between the instrument and the LVB-2:
1. DUT Output connections - Line, Neutral and Ground of the DUT outputs connect to the DUT adapter box.
2. DUT Adapter box – DUT adapter box for connection of Line, Neutral and Ground to the LVB-2 connector terminal.
3. L, N and G connections – This is the socket for the standard IEC320 connector. The line cord from the DUT adapter
box connects these ports for making the Line, Neutral and Ground connections to the LVB-2 box.
4. Probe connections (Instrument) – Probe Hi and Probe Lo ports on the instrument.
5. Probe connections (LVB-2) – Probe Hi and Probe Lo connections on the LVB-2.

Test Setup

To setup a test, connect the DUT outputs (L, N and G) of the leakage instrument to the line cord connector on the LVB-2. The two probe
connections will also need to be made between the instrument and the LVB-2 for the verification of additional leakage test types
Program a test sequence based on the parameters listed on the test box for each load type. Select the appropriate Probe Configuration
on the LVB-2 using the Probe Confguration switch.
Refer to the specifications table and use the rotary switch to select the appropriate Check Point by rotating it clockwise or counter-
clockwise:
Ensure that the settings on your electrical safety tester are less than or equal to the maximum recommended voltage, current and
duty cycle settings of the LVB-2. For each Check Point a PASS test and a FAIL test will be needed to programmed into the leakage test
instrument for the pass/fail verifcation. When all connections have been made and the appropriate test programmed in the instrument,
press the TEST button to begin the test. With the correct settings entered into the leakage test instrument, the leakage test instrument
should record a failure for the FAIL settings and a pass for the PASS settings.
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