GL McGAVIN RESCUE FR50 DC Modiewark User manual

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RESCUE FR50 DCModiewark
NON-CONTACT VOLTAGE AND STATIC
INDICATOR PATENT PENDING
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Warning
High voltage testing should only be carried out by trained
personnel.
Do not hold this instrument in your hand when testing
uninsulated voltages above 300VDC.
Fiberglass Operating sticks must be used.
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This device is for indication only and should only be used by trained
personnel on the safe operations of the device.
Warning. the indicator will not indicate when conductors are in a high
field area, close proximity to one another, in a metal case enclosed
spaces or in armored metal screen cable.
The DC field can be compromised and the device will not indicate, it is
recommended from the manufacturer if adequate space, approach the
conductor from 360 degrees and on the high setting get within 5 mm.
Before touching conductors prove the conductor is zero volts using
existing convention testing equipment.

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MODIEWARK RESCUE TOUCHPAD

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MODIEWARK DC RESCUE COMBO KIT
FR50 AND FR 30

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RESCUE MODIEWARK DC
UNIT OPERATIONS
Get close enough to the emergency without touching the power
source.
Attached the indicator to an electrical stick IF REQUIRED. Please
see your training requirements, for safety and personal
protection.
Turn on the device, press the Power Button.
A single RED
LED will
illuminate
Press the green ON/Self-Test Button. The unit is now operational.

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The SELF TEST button can be pressed at any
time TO TEST the device is functioning correctly.
All LEDS will light and a green light will indicate
the device is ready. If a red light indicates change
the batteries.
By pressing the blue arrow up and arrow down
button, the single RED illuminated LED will
switch between L.E.D 8 and L.E.D 1.
Note: LED 8 is the most sensitive and LED 1 is the least sensitive.
Ground the device either touching the outer black head of the
unit with your hand or close the lid on the metal case and touch
the indicator on the metal case for 3 seconds or until all the
indicator does not indicate a static charge.
Before pointing the indicator at
the potential power source ensure you are standing with
both feet grounded and the indicator is not indicating any
presence of electricity.
You are now able to approach a known power source.

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PROBLEM SOLVE
If all the Ledsand
the audio alarm
sound instantly,
ground the cap to
remove static electricity. If the device picks up a signal then you
are in a live DC or a Static Charged field. Press the
and place the device on a lower sensitivity setting.
Turn the unit off and back on again
Touch the cap of the indicator and
with your hand or ground the
indicator by touching the metal case
the indicator comes in. This will
remove any static build up in the
cap.

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HOW TO TEST
1.Rub the foam lid of the case with
your hand to build up static electricity
(the more you rub the higher the
voltage charge will be) 2000 volts +
can be generated.
2.Turn the indicator on and approach
the lid, the Indicator will light up as
you approach the lid of the case.
3. If The device if functioning correctly
the indicator will activate as you
approach.

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Approach A known live conductor.

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As the indicator moves into an electric field the indicators LEDS
from 1 to 8 will illuminate and an audio alarm will sound.
When all of the LEDS up to number 8 are indicated the audio
alarm will be on constant.
Insert the batteries correct polarity + to touchpad.
Whilst Using the Indicator
You may notice
Raising your leg off the ground or walking with the indicator in
your hand, the indicator will indicate a change in field strength.
The indicator once activated uses your body as a passage to
earth.
If you raise your one leg off the ground you have initially reduced
the earth
path by
half. On the
high
sensitivity