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Illustrations
Fig.1 DET5/4 Features and controls
Fig.2 A method of connection where fault
conditions may occur
Fig.3 Low battery voltage indication
Fig.4 High Current spike resistance warning
Fig.5 Excessive 'Noise' warning
Fig.6 Reverse polarity indication
Fig.7 Fall-of-Potential method for measuring
resistance of an earth electrode
Fig.8 Fall-of-Potential method using single
lead to the earth electrode
Fig.9 Resistance areas associated with
electrode and Current spike
Fig.10 The 61,8% Rule method
Fig.11 Connection for Slope method
DET 5/4R Battery Charger Power cord
If the power cord plug is not suitable for your type of socket outlets, do not use an adaptor. You should use a
suitable alternative power cord, or if necessary change the plug by cutting the cord and fitting a suitable plug.
The colour code of the cord is:
If using a fused plug, a 3 Amp fuse to BS 1362 should be fitted.
Note: A plug severed from the power cord should be destroyed, as a plug with bare conductors is hazardous in
a live socket outlet.
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Earth (Ground)
Neutral
Phase (Line)
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Fig.12 Resistance curve from Slope method
tests
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Fig.13 Possible results from several Slope
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method tests
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Fig.14 'Dead' earth testing
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Fig.15 Test spike positions for BS7671
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(16th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations
Fig.16 Determining 'Touch' potential
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Fig.17 Determining 'Step' potential
Fig.18 Soil resistivity measurement
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Fig.19 Resistivity calculation Nomogram
Fig.20 Continuity testing
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Fig.21 Block diagram of instrument circuit
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Fig.22 Instrument Accessories
Yellow / Green
Blue
Brown
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