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- Page 1 PL500 Cable and Fuse Finder Instruction Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Content Content Page Symbols on the instrument and in the instruction manual: .................2 Introduction ..............................2 Scopy of Supply ............................3 Transport and Storage..........................3 Safety measures ............................3 Appropriate Usage.............................5 Control Elements............................5 Display and Control Elements:........................5 Sorting out a single wire in a bundle of cables and trace lines in overhead installations ......6 Locating and tracing of cables in walls.......................7 Assigning Fuses............................8 Maintenance.............................9... -
Page 3: Introduction
The acoustic sound level automatically intensifies as the source is approached. Scopy of Supply 1 pc PL500 Transmitter, 1 pc PL500 Receiver, 1 pc Carrying Case, 1 pc Batterie 9 V, IEC 6LR61 1 pc. Instruction Manual... -
Page 4: Transport And Storage
2 hours is required prior to instrument operation. Safety measures The PL500 has been constructed in accordance with the safety regulations for electronic test and measurement instruments and has left the factory in safe and perfect condition. To maintain this condition, the user must pay attention to the safety references contained in this instruction manual. -
Page 5: Control Elements
Prior to usage, inspect instrument for external damage. Prior to any operation, ensure that connecting leads used and electronic load are in perfect condition. The PL500 may only be used in systems complying with the nominal voltages indicated in the technical data section. -
Page 6: Sorting Out A Single Wire In A Bundle Of Cables And Trace Lines In Overhead Installations
Control Elements/Sorting out a single... Control Elements: Transmitter 1) Handgrip 2) Plug connector Sorting out a single wire in a bundle of cables and trace lines in overhead installations • Switch on the instrument via the switch on/off and sensitivity potentiometer (5). •... -
Page 7: Locating And Tracing Of Cables In Walls
Locating and tracing of cables in walls Locating and tracing of cables in walls • Switch on the instrument via the switch on/off and sensitivity potentiometer (5) • Set selection switch between Fuse and Cable to "Cable” (4). • Plug the transmitter into socket of respective current circuit. •... -
Page 8: Assigning Fuses
Assigning Fuses Assigning Fuses When connecting in live circuits, the safety prescriptions must absolutely be respected. The detection or assignment of the fuse strongly depends on the wiring realised within the dis- tribution. To obtain a result as precise as possible, the cover should be removed and the supply line to the fuse should be traced. -
Page 9: Maintenance
Maintenance/Cleaning/Battery Replacement Maintenance When using the instrument in compliance with the instruction manual, no special maintenance is required. Should operational problems occur during daily use, our consulting service (phone 0800 / 018 6711) will be at your disposal, free of charge. For any queries regarding the instrument, please always quote product designation and serial num- ber, both marked on the type shield label on instrument rear. - Page 10 Battery Replacement • Loosen the screw in the instrument rear (1). • Carefully open the casing. • Remove the discharged battery and insert the new battery Only use batteries as described in the technical data section! Reverse polarity of batteries may destroy the instrument. Furthermore, they may explode or ignite.
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Page 11: Technical Data
Technical Data Technical Data (valid for 23°C ± 5°, for less than 80% relative humidity) Transmitter Voltage range: ..........100V…250 V Power consumption: ........approx. 1 W Frequency range:..........50...60 Hz Transmission frequency:........approx. 8 kHz Transmitter frequency:........approx. 10 Hz Temperature range:........-10 °C...+40 °C at max. -
Page 12: 24 Months' Guarantee
Damage due to dropping, abuse or misuse is not covered by the guarantee. Our Service Department will promptly repair any faults that occur outside the guarantee period. Di-LOG Test Equipment Unit 28, Wheel Forge Way, Ashburton Road West, Trafford Park,...
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