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VOLTAGE: PH:
AMPS: KW:
NO. 3
NO. 6
FORM 000452
OPERATION CHECKOUT
INSTRUCTIONS: (QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY)
SERIAL NUMBER: MODEL NUMBER:
STAND ALONE PANEL
PAGE 2 - STAND ALONE PANEL
1500 W. Campus Drive Littleton, Colorado 80120
PH: 855.244.3128 FAX: 303-979-7350
www.fastraxind.com
Stop
button. Close panel. Leave disconnect "On". Secure panel.
Disconnect (lockout & tag) all power sources to control panel.
check heaters individually.
and amperages below.
circuit on Form 0004ET.
Check voltage and test GFCI 120 volt outlet in dead front when present.
Turn power “On” and initiate full power to heaters. Record load voltage and amperage for each heater
Turn panel heater thermostat above ambient temperature. Check heater. Return to 40ºF.
Test remote dispatch functions.
To test the ground fault press and hold the “T” button until read-out changes. Release the button and in
1 - 3 seconds the module will go into fault. Check that the pilot light (on dead front panel) turned off.
Wait 8 - 10 seconds, the GFI will reset.
Record ground fault test data below.
With dead-front open, turn disconnect to “on” position. Record input voltages below.
Turn on all heater load circuit breakers and turn panel on Full Power. Record main load voltages
Ground Fault modules are factory set. No adjustments necessary. To view the trip set-point, open the
plastic cover (hinges up). Push the “R” button twice, it should read 30 mA.
Open dead-front panel and turn all heater load circuit breakers in panel to off position.
Measure and record the ohm resistance of each heater circuit. Record on form 0004ET.
If values vary more than 20% from REF OHMS, check heaters individually.
Test megohm values of each heater circuit. If any heater circuit falls below 20 megohms,
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TEST GFI mA TEST
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NOTES NOTES
LOAD AMPS: AB
INPUT VOLTS: AB
LOAD VOLTS: AB
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PILOT
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