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Protection class II: The test device has
reinforced or double insulation.
Overvoltage category II: Single-phase consumers
that are connected to standard sockets, e.g.
household appliances, portable tools.
Overvoltage category III: Equipment in fixed
installations and for applications where specific
requirements with regard to the reliability and
availability of equipment have to be met, e.g.
circuit-breakers in fixed installations and devices
used in industrial applications which are
permanently connected to the fixed installation.
Device description (see Fig. A)
1 Test prod +
2 Test prod -
1
Testing AC voltage
!
To achieve increased security against foreign touch
that the protective covers (5) must be placed over
the test prods.
Fig. B: Hold the base device (+) in your right hand and the
second test prod (-) in your left hand. Now apply the test prods
to the contacts to be tested (line, socket, etc.).
Fig. C: If voltage is present, all the LEDs up to the voltage
measured will light up, along with the positive and negative
LEDs.
!
Make sure that the measuring circuit is closed. It is not
sufficient to use just one of the test prods.
2
Testing DC voltage
Follow the instructions in section 1 („Testing AC voltage").
If voltage is present, the relevant LEDs will light up.
The positive or negative LED will indicate the polarity.
• Positive LED lights up: The positive pole is in contact
with the „+" test prod
• Negative LED lights up: The negative pole is in contact
with the „+" test prod
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3 LED display
4 Grip guard
5 Protective covers
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