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Note:
This test can also be carried out in systems not fitted with an ELCB.
It is permitted to press the button T once every 10 seconds only.
Figure 10:
All lamps in the yellow area light up. In addition, the lamp L3 lights up when the button T is pressed. The lamps go out
when the ELCB is tripped.
Please refer to the first fault indication FI, if the ELCB is not tripped.
Figure 11:
All lamps in the yellow area light up.
In addition, L3 lights up when the button T is pressed; simultaneously the PE lamp goes out.
The lamps go out when the ELCB is tripped.
The protective earth conductor has an increased but permissible resistance.
ELCB fault indication
Neutral and PE conductors reversed
ELCB protection defective
The fault is indicated as portrayed in figure 10.
In this case the ELCB is not tripped, the lamps in the yellow area continue to glow.
Figure 12:
All lamps in the yellow area light up. In addition, L3 lights up when the button T is pressed. Simultaneously, the PE lamp
goes out, and L2 flashes on for short period.
L3 goes out after 200 ms; the lamps in the yellow area continue to glow. The ELCB is not tripped.
The resistance of the PE conductor in unacceptably high. Life threatening voltages can build up at the earthing contact!
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Fields of application
The tool is intended for use in applications as described in the operating instructions only.
Any other form of usage is not permitted and can lead to accidents or destruction of the device. Any misuse will result in
the expiry of all guarantee and warranty claims on the part of the operator against the manufacturer.
230 V, 50 Hz
Glow lamps
10-30-100-300-500 mA, 200 ms
-10 °C ... +30 °C
Unrestricted
Protection class 2
Leakage current < 10 µA
100 x 50 x 75 mm
100 g
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