Amprobe AT-1000 Advanced-Wire-Tracer Manuale Utente

AT-1000Advanced Wire TracerUsers Manual

9LOCATING OPENS“Opens” are deenergized conductors that are not connected to a source or a load, and therefore do not pass current. First verify that t

10Fig. 1: Battery ReplacementFig. 2a: C2901 CordsetFig. 2b: C2902 CordsetFig. 3: EU-200 Cordset

11Fig. 4: Locating Breakers Fig. 5: Signal Attenuation

12Fig. 7: Tracing WiresFig. 6: Tracing Conductors

13Fig. 8: Tracing OpensFig. 9: Locating Shorts

14Fig. 10: Fuse ReplacementFig. 10a: Back View Fig. 10b: X1000 with Front Cover Removed

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2Limited Warranty and Limitation of LiabilityYour Amprobe product will be free from defects in material and workmanship for 2 years from the date of p

3R1000 ReceiverX1000 Transmitter

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5SYMBOLSBatteryRefer to the manualDouble insulatedDangerous VoltageDirect CurrentEarth GroundAlternating CurrentAudible toneConforms to relev

6This equipment should only be used by trained professionals who are familiar with electrical 2. hazards.Wear lineman gloves, safety glasses, and prot

7The R1000 is designed to display the signal strength visually with a series of four LED’s, and audibly by emitting a pulsed tone. The R1000 is turned

8(see Fig. 4). When using the C2902, always connect to ground first and disconnect from ground last.Switch the R1000 Receiver “ON” by sliding the Sensi