Sonel PAT-80, User Manual

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PAT-80
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8.2 Label types
Before printing, you can set the format, template and time period marker.
Format
Detailed
– contains a list of questions of the visual examination together with the assessment and
the results of individual measurements with the assessment.
Standard
– includes overall result of the test, logos and additional data (name of the device, measur-
ing person).
Shorted
– similar to standard format but without the logo and additional information.
Mini
– only the identifier, name and QR code of the tested device are printed..
Template

Appliance label
– basic printout,

Appliance + IEC label
– printout containing the test result of the appliance and its IEC power
cord,

RCD label
– printout containing general RCD test result.
Time period of tests
Retest period can be put on label as a code and
– exemplary – retest codes for a device using the
tester's default settings is as follows:

3 months retest period
– stripes are printed along the left side of the label,

6 months retest period
– stripes are printed along the right side of the label,

12 months retest period
– stripes are printed along both sides of the label,

other retest period
– no stripes printed.
Settings can be changed through
Sonel PAT Analysis software, after connecting the tester to PC.
9 Power supply
The meter is powered by external power or a battery pack. When supplied from the mains, the
battery pack is charged.
The charge level of the battery pack is indicated by the symbol in the right upper corner of the
display on a current basis:
the battery pack is
charged the battery pack is dis-
charged the battery pack is be-
ing charged
NOTE!

Only the manufacturer is authorized to replace the battery pack.

Remember that measurements performed with an insufficient supply voltage feature
additional errors which the user is unable to evaluate. Consequently, such meas-
urements cannot prove correctness of measurement results.
10 Cleaning and maintenance
NOTE!
Apply solely the maintenance methods specified by the manufacturer in this manual.
The casing of the tester may be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth using all-purpose detergents. Do
not use any solvents or cleaning agents which might scratch the casing (powders, pastes, etc.).
Touch screen may be cleaned with all available cleaners dedicated for LCD screens.
The electronic system of the tester does not require maintenance.