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Power plug functionality tester with finger contact
- Order number: EP0201081
Socket tester with contact sensor for active PE error detection and for testing the tripping... more
Socket tester with contact sensor for active PE error detection and for testing the tripping function of a 30 mA RCD.
Application:
Quick and easy testing of shock-proof sockets, cable reels and extension cables for correct connection. Wiring errors and inadmissibly high contact voltages at the PE connection are indicated directly. In addition, it is possible to test the tripping function of a 30 mA RCD by pressing the FI/RCD TEST key.
Testing functions:
- Indication of correct wiring via LEDs.
- Wiring errors such as missing PE, N and L conductors as well as an inversion of the L and PE conductors are clearly indicated via three LEDs.
- An active PE test by means of a contact electrode and via the LC display warns of a dangerous contact voltage (> 50 V) being applied to the PE connection.
- FI/RCD TEST key for testing the tripping function of 30 mA RCDs.
Features:
- Safe and easy operation by trained personnel
- An easily understandable status table provides information about the correct connection (OK, green) and the type of existing errors (red) at the shock-proof socket.
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