Tanaka AD-6, Instruction Manual

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Keep all cables and electrical connections free of
water and other liquids.
Failure to adhere to the above precautions may result
in electric shock, damage to the tester, cords and/or
cables, and/or fire due to overheating.
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Warning: Ensure that supply voltage meets the specifications of
the product.
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Warning: Ensure all ground wires are securely grounded.
Loose or disconnected ground wires may result in
electric shock.
Never connect the ground wires to gas pipes.
Doing so may result in a fire or explosion.
Ground wires may be connected to one of the
following:
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Ground terminal of a power outlet
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Copper bar buried 65cm or more underground
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Water pipes as authorized by your local water
bureau as a grounding object
Connect the power cable to the right side of the tester when viewed from the front and the power
plug to an outlet meeting the tester specifications. (
1
)
The maximum power consumption of this tester is 1.5 kW. When sharing an outlet with other
electrical appliances, make sure that the total power consumption does not exceed the outlet
capacity.
Note (
1
) The standard power cable comes with a three-prong plug. If the plug does not fit
your outlet, you will need to change the plug.
If the outlet does not have a ground terminal (as in ordinary home outlets), connect
the power cable through a ground adapter (triangular add-on). In this case, be sure
to ground the tester with an extension ground cord.
2.4 Nitogen Gas Connection (for fire containment)
Connect nitrogen gas piping to inlet port (see Fig. 1 (8)).
The size of the nitrogen gas inlet port is PT1/4 female. Connect PT1/4 male joint.
The recommended nitrogen gas pressure is 500 kPa.