Danger Of Electric Shock And Other Dangers - Nieaf-Smitt EazyVolt Basic Mode D'emploi

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To avoid an electric shock, observe the precautions
when working with voltages exceeding 120 VDC or
50 V eff AC. In accordance with EN 61243-3 these
values represent the threshold contact voltages
The tester must not be used with the battery
compartment open
Before using the tester, ensure that the test lead
and device are in perfect working order. Check for
broken cables or leaking batteries.
Hold the tester and accessories by the designated
grip areas only, the display elements must not be
covered. Never touch the test probes.
The tester may be used only within the specified
measurement ranges and in low-voltage installati-
ons up to 690 V.
The tester may be used only in the measuring
circuit category it has been designed for.
Before and after use, always check that the tester is
in perfect working order (e.g. on a known voltage
source).
The tester must no longer be used if one or more
functions fail or if no functionality is indicated.
It is not permitted to use the tester during rain or
precipitation.
A perfect display is guaranteed only within a
temperature range of -15 °C to +55 °C at an relative
air humidity less than 85 %.
If the safety of the user cannot be guaranteed, the
tester must be switched off and secured against
unintentional use.
Safety is no longer guaranteed e.g. in the following
cases:
- obvious damage
- broken housing, cracks in housing
- if the tester can no longer perform the required
measurements/ tests
- stored for too long in unfavourable conditions
- damaged during transport
- leaking batteries
The tester complies with all EMC regulations. Ne-
vertheless it can happen in rare cases that electric
devices are disturbed by the electrical field of the
tester or the tester is disturbed by electrical devices.
Never use the tester in explosive environment
Tester must be operated by trained users only
Operational safety is no longer guaranteed if the
tester is modified or altered.
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