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GL McGAVIN RESCUE FR50 DC Modiewark Manual

GL McGAVIN RESCUE FR50 DC Modiewark Manual

Non-contact voltage and static indicator

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RESCUE FR50 DC
Modiewark
NON-CONTACT VOLTAGE AND STATIC
INDICATOR
PATENT PENDING
TAKE THE TRAINING QR CODE
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  • Page 1 RESCUE FR50 DC Modiewark NON-CONTACT VOLTAGE AND STATIC INDICATOR PATENT PENDING TAKE THE TRAINING QR CODE Page | 1...
  • Page 2 Warning High voltage testing should only be carried out by trained personnel. Do not hold this instrument in your hand when testing uninsulated voltages above 300VDC. Fiberglass Operating sticks must be used. www.glmcgavin.com.au. This device is for indication only and should only be used by trained personnel on the safe operations of the device.
  • Page 3 MODIEWARK RESCUE TOUCHPAD Page | 3...
  • Page 4 MODIEWARK RESCUE COMBO KIT FR50 AND FR 30 Page | 4...
  • Page 5 RESCUE MODIEWARK DC UNIT OPERATIONS Get close enough to the emergency without touching the power source. Attached the indicator to an electrical stick REQUIRED. Please see your training requirements, for safety and personal protection. Turn on the device, press the Power Button.
  • Page 6 SELF TEST button can be pressed at any time TO TEST the device is functioning correctly. All LEDS will light and a green light will indicate the device is ready. If a red light indicates change the batteries. By pressing the blue arrow up and arrow down button, the single illuminated will...
  • Page 7 PROBLEM SOLVE If all the Leds and the audio alarm sound instantly, ground the cap to remove static electricity. If the device picks up a signal then you are in a live DC or a Static Charged field. Press the and place the device on a lower sensitivity setting.
  • Page 8: How To Test

    HOW TO TEST 1.Rub the foam lid of the case with your hand to build up static electricity (the more you rub the higher the voltage charge will be) 2000 volts + can be generated. 2.Turn the indicator on and approach the lid, the Indicator will light up as you approach the lid of the case.
  • Page 9 Approach A known live conductor. Page | 9...
  • Page 10 As the indicator moves into an electric field the indicators LEDS from 1 to 8 will illuminate and an audio alarm will sound. When all of the LEDS up to number 8 are indicated the audio alarm will be on constant. Insert the batteries correct polarity + to touchpad.
  • Page 11 setting this is enough for the indicator to alarm. The indicator is best used by holding the device in a stationary position whilst testing for the presence of DC. When entering into a DC field, before you take a reading, stop and place both feet firmly on the ground, make sure the indicator is not detecting any DC presence, reach out away from the body with a straight arm.
  • Page 12 This will not damage the indicator, however the static charge from the object can be transferred on to the cap of the indicator. If the indicator is alarming when you remove it from the field, the indicator is picking up charge in the cap from touching the conductor.
  • Page 13 If you are in an enclosed environment and you turn on the Modiewark indicator and it activates. Touch the black dissipative cap and the plate, if it has made contact with an object it may be statically charged. Turn off the indicator and switch the sensitivity setting to a lower setting until the...
  • Page 14 Static electricity is an imbalance of electric charges within or on the surface of a material. The charge remains until the indicator is moved away from the area or by means of an electric current or electrical discharge. A static electric charge can be created whenever two surfaces contact and separate, and at least one of the surfaces has a high resistance to electric current (and is therefore an electrical...
  • Page 15 From trials conducted it can take up to several minutes for the static charge to dissipate. The time is dependent on the thickness of the insulating material and its composition. Earthing the cable instantly removes the static charge in the cable. Alternatively, you can Spray the target area with antistatic spray.
  • Page 16 Under sea direct current power lines 1000vdc+ Solar arrays 200 to 1000vdc Electronic Environment’s where static is an issue. Aluminum Smelters Aircraft DC SPECIFICIATIONS Page | 16...
  • Page 17 DC Voltage Detector Size 225mm Long Charge Time 2 x batteries 7 Hours Voltage sensing 50 to range Light source 8 high intensity Leds Sound source 90 db piezo buzzer Operating -20 to 65 C deg temperature Water IEC IP6X (Safe when exposed to heavy rain). Resistance Weight 750 g...
  • Page 18: Safety Information

    Safety Information DC Rescue was designed as a DC Proximity device to eliminate the dangers of touch testing and earthing. It should be used by trained and qualified personnel only. When testing DC circuits always use caution and strictly adhere to proper safety practices.
  • Page 19: Typical Uses

    DC Rescue is a non-contact DC voltage detector that alerts users when they approach an electrified source. Its advanced notification system is designed to warn the user of the presence of voltage and current within a proximate area. DC internal sensors were designed to detect both electrical (V/m) and magnetic (T) fields.
  • Page 20: Limited Warranty And Limitation Of Liability

    DC only detects DC Voltage. Every energized DC conductor is surrounded by an electric field. As you move closer to the conductor, the electric field will become stronger. Lower voltages have a weaker field strength and will have a shorter warning distance.
  • Page 21 Effective November 1, 2017, this warranty applies to all products manufactured and sold by G.L McGavin PTY.LTD. (the “Products”). NOTICE: READ THIS LIMITATION OF WARRANTY AND LIABILITY BEFORE BUYING OR USING THE PRODUCTS CONTAINED HEREIN. It is impossible to eliminate all risks associated with the use of the Products. Risks of serious injury or death, including risks associated with electrocution, arcing and thermal burns, are inherent in work in and around energized electrical systems.
  • Page 22 removal, handling, re-installation, and shipping (both to and from G.L McGavin.). Products returned for repair, as well as repaired or replacement Products, shall be sent postage / freight prepaid. After receipt of a product that G.L McGavin determines is defective, G.L McGavin will, at its option, either (1) repair (or authorize the repair of) the Product or (2) replace the Product, subject to the following: The Products are made using parts sourced from a variety of manufacturers.
  • Page 23 WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL GL MCGAVIN EQUIPMENT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OR HANDLING OF THESE PRODUCTS. THIS SHALL INCLUDE, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, LOST PROFITS OR REVENUE, LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCTS, COST OF SUBSTITUTE PRODUCTS, FACILITIES OR SERVICES, OR DOWNTIME.
  • Page 24 Problem Solution lights and Ground the cap and rotar.Turn the device off and back on, buzzer are activated decrease the sensitivity level down, the indicator is picking up when the device is an eclectic field, remember the field can also be a static first turned on charge.
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  • Page 26 It is the manufacturers recommendation that only trained personnel use this equipment. Ensure the operation manual has been read and understood. The indicator is designed to be used as a visual and audible alarm device for the protection of the operator. Page | 26...
  • Page 27 PLEASE TAKE TRAINING QUESTIONNAIRE, SCAN THE QR CODE TO TAKE THE ONLINE QUIZ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Page | 27...
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