DL107 Operating Manual
DL107 Operating Manual
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II. Safety Notices (continued)
6. There may still be voltage even when no
audible/optical alarm is on.
7. The insulation type, conductor thickness,
distance from voltage source, shielded
conductors, other cables, socket design,
and other factors may adversely affect test
result. If there are any uncertainties, please
use other methods to verify the voltage.
8. Do not assume neutral or earth wire is
safe to touch. Incorrect or poorly connected
circuits may cause conductors to be charged.
9. When low battery indication appears,
please replace the batteries.
10. When using the detector,
please keep
fingers behind the finger guard
before the
clear detector head and do not cover.
11. Comply with local and national safety
regulations and requirements.
12. The detector will not detect any voltage if:
a. The conductor is shielded.
b. The operator is not in contact with the
ground or isolated from an effective grounding
point.
c. The voltage is DC.
13. The detector may not detect any voltage if:
a. The operator does not hold the detector.
b. The operator is wearing gloves.
c. The conductor under test is partially
buried or in earthed metal conduit.
d. The magnetic field generated by the
voltage source is blocked, suppressed or
interfered with.
e. The frequency of the voltage being
detected is not a perfect sine wave and may
be distorted by harmonics
f. The detector is used outside of the
operating specifications (see Technical
Specifications for details)
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