Identifying Breakers And Fuses - Amprobe AT-6010 Guide De Démarrage Rapide

AT-6010

Identifying Breakers and Fuses

Set-up:
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Test Leads
Proper connection
with separate
ground
Separate ground connection (Preferred)
Simplified direct connection
1. Connect the green and red test leads to the
Transmitter using either simplified direct
connection or separate ground connection.
Separate ground connection (preferred): first
connect the red lead to the Energized hot wire on
the load side of the system. The signal will ONLY
be transmitted between the outlet to which the
Transmitter is connected and the source of power.
Simplified direct connection: connect the test
leads directly to the hot and neutral wires. While
locating a breaker, wires will not be traceable as
the signals will cancel each other out.
2. Connect the green lead to a separate ground.
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Set-up:
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Transmitter
Transmitter
indicator showing
signal in
HIGH mode
1. Turn on the Transmitter.
2. Verify that the test leads are properly connected;
the red LED voltage status light should be on
for circuits with voltage above 30 V AC/DC, and
it should be off for De-energized circuits below
30 V AC/DC.
3. HIGH signal mode is automatically activated
when the Transmitter is turned on.
Receiver:
Breaker Tracing
1. Turn on the Receiver.
Tracing mode is automatically activated.
2. Align the groove on the Tip Sensor with the
breaker lengthwise.
3. Scan all breakers in any order to find a breaker with
the highest signal. Adjust sensitivity by pressing + or -
on the keypad to show the signal strength near 50 for
the breaker with the highest signal.
4. Rescan all breakers to find the one with the highest
signal level.
Align the tip sensor
groove with the breaker