Panduit VerySafe VS2-AVT Series User manual

VeriSafe™2.0 Absence of Voltage Tester (AVT)
Instruction Manual
Lit. No.: B21110
Date: June 2022 Revision: 0
Model No(s): VS2-AVT Series
Table of Contents
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Safety Information ...................................2
Informations relatives à la sécurité ......................3
System Configuration ...............................4, 5
Components ......................................4
Part Number Identification ...........................4
Power for AVT Test .................................4
DC Power Input ....................................4
Indicator Module ...................................5
Absence of Voltage Outputs ..........................5
Technical Specifications.............................6, 7
Environmental Ratings, Applications ....................6
Hazardous Locations, AVT Power Requirements ...........6
AVT Quiescent Current, Voltage Illumination Level..........7
Functional Safety ...................................7
Standards and Certifications ..........................7
Dimensions .........................................8
Schematics ......................................9, 10
3-Phase Delta, 3-Phase Wye ..........................9
Single Phase ......................................9
DC .............................................10
Installation Considerations ...........................11
General Information ................................11
Effect on SCCR ...................................11
Use of Overcurrent Protection ........................11
Installation Instructions ...........................12, 13
Commisioning Checklist ..............................14
Operating Instructions ...............................15
Troubleshooting ....................................16
Maintenance ....................................17, 18
Warranty ..........................................19
The VeriSafe™2.0 Absence of Voltage Tester (AVT) is a permanently-mounted tester that is used to verify a circuit is de-energized prior
to opening an electrical enclosure. Once installed, a push of a button enables personnel who have been trained on the operation of the
tester to verify the absence of voltage and see an active indication when the absence of voltage is confirmed.

VeriSafe 2.0 AVT 2 June 2022
Safety Information
This manual contains information and warnings which must be followed to ensure safe operation of the AVT. If the AVT is not used as
described in this manual, the safety features of the AVT might be impaired. Failure to comply with the warnings and information in this
manual could result in product failure, electrical shock, severe injury or death.
Special Conditions
of Use
Hazardous Locations
The equipment shall be installed in an enclosure that provides a degree of protection not less than
IP 54 in accordance with IEC 60079-0.
The enclosure must only be accessible with use of a tool.
WARNING:
Always de-energize power before accessing an electrical enclosure.
Always follow safety and lockout/tagout procedures when working on or near electrical systems and equipment.
Use of the AVT does not replace lockout/tagout procedures. The AVT is intended to be used in conjunction with lockout/tagout processes
and only addresses the Absence of Voltage verification step.
Use proper personal protective equipment (PPE) when working around sources of hazardous electrical energy.
Do not use this product outside of the specified performance and environmental limits.
This product must be installed and commissioned by a qualified electrical worker familiar with local and national electrical codes.
The AVT will only test for absence of voltage at the point in the circuit where it is installed. If there are other sources of power in the equip-
ment, dangerous voltage may be present.
Lack of red voltage presence indicators alone does not verify the absence of voltage, the Absence of Voltage test must be initiated followed
by the illumination only of the green indicator to verify the absence of voltage.
The AVT must be installed correctly and grounded as described in this Instruction Manual to provide proper indication of absence of voltage.
Sensor leads must not be mechanically connected with each other for the device to verify connection to the circuit. Correct function of the
device must be verified after installation, see Commissioning Checklist section, p. 14
Excess length from sensor leads should be trimmed. Sensor leads should not be extended with a splice. When using terminal or power
distribution blocks, the total length of the sensor leads from the isolation module to the source conductors shall not exceed 10 feet (3.0m).
Sensor leads of the same label designation should be terminated on the same conductor (L1, L2, L3, GND). Each conductor should have at
least one sensor lead set, as shown on the schematic diagrams.
Always comply with local installation codes and standards.
The battery powered indicator module contains a lithium battery that is a fire, explosion and severe burn hazard. Do not crush, recharge,
disassemble or heat above 85°C (185°F), incinerate, or expose contents to water.
The AVT will not work with a standard alkaline 1.5 V AA battery. Use only Panduit approved battery.
Use only 2.0 AVT system components (system cable, isolation module, indicator module). Do not use a standard Ethernet cable. Do not
use 1.0 AVT system components with 2.0 AVT system components.
Battery, system cable, o-rings and gaskets can be replaced. No other part of the product is serviceable. Do not attempt to open the indicator
module or isolation module for repair or modification. When servicing this product, only use specified replacement parts.
The section of the indicator module that is external to the electrical enclosure is approved for wash down when installed in an appropriate
enclosure. Before a wash down operation, ensure the o-rings are in good condition, the faceplate is undamaged and fully secured to the unit
and the cap is fully installed.
The AVT system cable must be separated from the sensor leads and other circuits in the electrical enclosure by a minimum of 0.25 inches
(6 mm).
To prevent damage to the AVT in high-vibration installations, surface mount the isolation module using screws and secure the sensor lead
wires and AVT system cable to prevent strain on the connection points.
Ensure all sensor leads are terminated properly and secured to the power conductor or other nearby rigid feature to prevent movement if
the termination fails to remain intact.
The VeriSafe 2.0 AVT is designed for use in 50 or 60Hz AC electrical systems and DC electrical systems. The AVT should not be installed on
sections of a circuit where the AVT is exposed to high frequency energy such as variable frequency drives (VFD) or other circuit elements
generating high frequency energy (waveforms exhibiting high Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI)). For more information on where to
position the VeriSafe 2.0 AVT in VFD applications, see the Technical Note available on Panduit.com.
Should a problem occur during installation, operation or maintenance of the VeriSafe 2.0 AVT, contact Panduit technical support. Contact Panduit
if you have any product problems related to the safety function of the product. The product model number and serial number are printed on the
isolation module and indicator module labels.
VeriSafe 2.0 AVT is a product containing electronic circuit boards in both the indicator and isolation modules. The indicator module contains a
lithium battery. When decommissioning, remove the battery. Do not discard the battery in the trash; take it to an appropriate battery recycling
facility. The indicator and isolation modules can be disposed of at an electronics recycling facility.

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INFORMATIONS RELATIVES À LA SÉCURITÉ
Le présent manuel contient des renseignements et des avertissements qui doivent être suivis pour assurer un fonctionnement en toute
sécurité du VAT. Si le VAT n’est pas utilisé comme décrit dans le présent manuel, ses fonctions de sécurité pourraient être altérées.
Le non-respect des renseignements et des avertissements contenus dans le présent manuel pourrait entraîner une défaillance
du produit, des décharges électriques, des blessures graves ou même la mort.
Conditions
particulières
d’utilisation
Endroits dangereux
L’équipement doit être installé dans une enveloppe offrant au moins la protection IP54,
conformément à la norme IEC 60079-0.
L’enveloppe doit être accessible uniquement à l’aide d’un outil.
AVERTISSEMENTS
Toujours éteindre l’alimentation électrique avant d’accéder à une enveloppe électrique.
Toujours suivre les procédures de sécurité, de verrouillage et d’étiquetage pour exécuter des travaux sur des systèmes et des
équipements électriques ou à proximité de tels dispositifs.
L’utilisation du VAT ne remplace pas les procédures de verrouillage et d’étiquetage. Le VAT est conçu pour être utilisé conjointement
avec les processus de verrouillage et d’étiquetage; il remplace uniquement l’étape de vérification d’absence de tension.
Utiliser un équipement de protection individuelle approprié lors de travaux à proximité de sources d’énergie électrique dangereuses.
Ne pas utiliser ce produit en dehors des limites de performance et des limites environnementales spécifiées.
Ce produit doit être installé et mis en service par un électricien qualifié connaissant les codes électriques locaux et nationaux.
Le VAT ne vérifiera l’absence de tension qu’au point du circuit où il est installé. S’il existe d’autres sources d’alimentation dans
l’équipement, une tension dangereuse peut être présente.
L’absence des indicateurs rouges de présence de tension ne permet pas à elle seule de vérifier l’absence de tension. Pour ce faire,
il faut amorcer la vérification d’absence de tension et seul l’indicateur vert doit s’allumer.
Le VAT doit être correctement installé et mis à la terre comme décrit dans le présent manuel pour fournir une indication appropriée de
l’absence de tension. Pour que l’appareil vérifie la connexion au circuit, les fils de détection ne doivent pas être connectés mécaniquement entre
eux. Le bon fonctionnement de l’appareil doit être vérifié après son installation (voir la Liste de vérification de mise en service à la page 14).
L’excédent des fils de détection doit être coupé et ceux-ci ne doivent pas être prolongés à l’aide d’une épissure. Lors de l’utilisation de
borniers ou de blocs de distribution d’énergie, la longueur totale des fils de détection entre le module d’isolement et les conducteurs
de la source ne doit pas dépasser 3,0 m (10 pi).
Les fils de détection ayant la même désignation sur l’étiquette doivent être raccordés au même conducteur (L1, L2, L3 ou TERRE).
Chaque conducteur doit compter au moins un ensemble de fils de détection, comme indiqué sur les schémas.
Toujours respecter les normes et les codes d’installation locaux.
Le module d’indication alimenté par pile contient une pile au lithium qui présente un risque d’incendie, d’explosion et de brûlures
graves. Ne pas écraser, recharger, démonter, incinérer ou chauffer la pile à plus de 85 °C (185 °F), ni exposer son contenu à l’eau.
Le VAT ne fonctionne pas avec une pile alcaline AA standard de 1,5 V. Utiliser uniquement des piles approuvées par Panduit.
Utiliser uniquement les composants du système VAT 2.0 (câble système, module d’isolement, module d’indication). Ne pas utiliser
un câble Ethernet standard. Ne pas utiliser les composants du système VAT 1.0 avec ceux du système VAT 2.0.
La pile, le câble système, les joints toriques et les joints d’étanchéité peuvent être remplacés. Aucune autre pièce du produit ne peut
être remplacée. Ne pas essayer d’ouvrir le module d’indication ou le module d’isolement à des fins de réparation ou de modification.
Lors de l’entretien de ce produit, utiliser uniquement les pièces de rechange spécifiées.
La partie du module d’indication qui se trouve à l’extérieur de l’enveloppe électrique peut être lavée lorsque le module est installé
dans une enveloppe appropriée. Avant de laver cette partie, s’assurer que les joints toriques sont en bon état, que la plaque frontale
est intacte et bien fixée à l’appareil et que le capuchon est bien installé.
Le câble système du VAT doit être situé à une distance d’au moins 6 mm (0,25 po) des fils de détection et d’autres circuits dans
l’enveloppe électrique.
Dans des installations à vibrations élevées, fixer le module d’isolement à une surface à l’aide de vis pour éviter d’endommager
le VAT et attacher les fils de détection et le câble système pour éviter toute contrainte aux points de connexion.
Le VAT VeriSafe est conçu pour être utilisé dans des systèmes électriques de 50 ou 60 Hz.
S’assurer que tous les fils de détection sont correctement raccordés et fixés au conducteur d’alimentation ou à toute autre partie rigide
à proximité afin d’empêcher leur mouvement si le raccordement venait à être endommagé.
Le VAT VeriSafe 2.0 est conçu pour être utilisé dans les systèmes électriques c.c. et les systèmes électriques c.a. de 50 ou 60 Hz.
Le VAT ne doit pas être installé sur les sections d’un circuit où le VAT est exposé à une énergie à haute fréquence comme dans le cas
de variateurs de fréquence (VFD) ou d’autres éléments de circuit générant une énergie à haute fréquence (formes d’onde présentant
une forte interférence électromagnétique [EMI]). Pour obtenir plus d’informations sur le bon positionnement du VAT VeriSafe 2.0 dans
les applications de VFD, consulter la note technique accessible en ligne sur panduit.com.
Si un problème survient pendant l’installation, l’utilisation ou l’entretien du VAT VeriSafe 2.0, contacter le soutien technique de Panduit.
Communiquer également avec Panduit en cas de problème avec la sécurité fonctionnelle du produit. Le numéro de modèle et le numéro de série
du produit sont imprimés sur les étiquettes des modules d’isolement et d’indication.
Les modules d’isolement et d’indication du VAT VeriSafe 2.0 contiennent tous deux des cartes de circuits électroniques. Le module d’indication
contient également une pile au lithium qu’il faut retirer à la mise hors service. Ne pas jeter la pile dans la poubelle; l’apporter plutôt à une installation de
recyclage de piles appropriée. Les modules d’isolement et d’indication peuvent être apportés à une installation de recyclage d’appareils électroniques.

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System Configuration
COMPONENTS
1
2
3
2
3
4
Isolation Module
System Cable
Indicator Module
3.6V Battery Powered option shown
Battery Free option available
Instruction Label
Place a Label for
each Indicator used
1
2
4
3
Flashing - Test in Progress
Solid - Voltage may be Present
Equipment De-Energized, < 3V
Push Button to Begin Test
Hazardous Voltage Present
 Line Load Other _________ Tester location:
# Flashes Description
1
2
4
5, 6, 7 or 8
Check Battery
Voltage above Threshold
Installation Not Verified
See User Manual
3
Temperature Out of Range
See Diagnostic Code for Status:
V ERI S AFE 2.0
Absence of Voltage Tester
CAT IV (1000V), CAT IV (600V)
 _________
Follow safety
procedures &
use required PPE
2.65
[67.3]
3.20
[81.3]
PART NUMBER IDENTIFICATION
VS2-AVT-XYZ-##
VS2-AVT XY Power System ZIndicator ## System Cable
VeriSafe 2.0 AVT 3P = Three-Phase System
1P = Single-Phase / DC System F= Battery Free Indicator B= Battery Powered Indicator 02 = 2’ (0.6m) System Cable 08 = 8’ (2.4m) System Cable
16 = 16’ (4.8m) System Cable
NOTE: Accessories are available for the VS2-AVT, refer to www.panduit.com.
POWER FOR AVT TEST
Battery Auxiliary DC Power over Ethernet (PoE)*
3.6V lithium
industrial
battery.
Replace without
opening the
enclosure.
12 - 24 VDC
Must be available when main is de-energized.
Can be used with or without the network module*.
10/100 PoE
IEEE 802.3af Type 1 Class III PoE topology.
*Refer to network module instruction manual, available at www.panduit.com.
DC POWER INPUT
The 2.0 AVT includes an optional DC Power Input.
Recommended Wiring DC Input and Connector Specifications
This connection features a pluggable screw-
terminal connector and is used for DC power
input or connection to the network module
(optional).
Approved Power Source Type: IEC Class I regulated power supply;
12 - 24 VDC, 50 mA (minimum) output
Power Requirement: 35 mA max @ 12 VDC; 17 mA max @ 24 VDC
Connector / Wiring Requirements;
Wire Range: (1 wire): AWG #24 - 12 [2.5mm2] SOL / STR
(2 wire): AWG #18 [1.0mm2] SOL
AWG #18 [1.5mm2] STR
Wire strip length: 7.0mm (min) / 8.0mm (max)
Screw Drive Size: M3x0.5
Screw Torque Required: 5.0 in-lb [0.57 N-m] +/- 10%
Flashing - Test in Progress
Solid - Voltage may be Present
Equipment De-Energized, < 3V
Push Button to Begin Test
Hazardous Voltage Present
 Line Load Other _________ Tester location:
# Flashes Description
1
2
4
5, 6, 7 or 8
Check Battery
Voltage above Threshold
Installation Not Verified
See User Manual
3
Temperature Out of Range
See Diagnostic Code for Status:
V ERI S AFE 2.0
Absence of Voltage Tester
CAT IV (1000V), CAT IV (600V)
 _________
Follow safety
procedures &
use required PPE
2.65
[67.3]
3.20
[81.3]
4
1
2
Network
Module*
Isolation
Module
1
2
Network
Module*
Isolation
Module
+
A1 A2 B1 B2
AVT AUX INDICATOR
DC Power Input Absence of
Voltage Outputs
Primary Indicator Module Input
Second Indicator Module Input (optional)

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INDICATOR MODULE
The 2.0 AVT isolation module is compatible with up to two indicator modules. The test can be initiated at either location and
results will be shown simultaneously on both indicators. Primary indicator must be installed locally near the isolation module.
A combination of battery-powered and battery-free indicators can be used in either port. Refer to the table below for maximum
system cable length.
Indicator Module Port Indicator Type(s) Supported Maximum System Cable Length
INDICATOR
(Primary Indicator) Battery Free 30 feet (9.1 m)
Battery Powered (see NOTE 2) 30 feet (9.1 m)
AUX
(Auxiliary Indicator, see NOTE 1) Battery Free 500 feet (152.4 m)
Battery Powered (see NOTE 2) 500 feet (152.4 m)
NOTES: 1. AUX port does not accept battery power.
2. Battery powered indicator module can be used in the AUX port, however the battery will not
have any impact on powering the AVT.
ABSENCE OF VOLTAGE OUTPUTS
The AVT includes a set of redundant isolated transistor outputs for optional use with control systems. These outputs are located
on the isolation module. These outputs are normally inactive, and are only active when the green absence of voltage indicator is
illuminated. By utilizing these outputs, the AVT can be used to interface with a control system.
Recommended Wiring Output Specifications
For redundant monitoring of output state.
Outputs are normally inactive, and active only
when absence of voltage is detected.
NPN Transitor output
8kVrms Input/Output Isolation
Applied Voltage maximum 24 VDC
Load Current 80 mA DC
SIL3 compliant
Duty Cycle: 10 seconds per test cycle
Connector / Wiring Requirements
Wire Range: AWG #26 - 16 SOL / STR (1 wire only)
Wire strip length: 9.0mm (min) / 10.0mm (max)
B
B2
B1
A
A2
A1
PLCin
Vt
R
PLCin
Vt
R
ISOLATED NPN OUTPUTS SOURCING SINKING

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Technical Specifications
WARNING:Do not use this product outside of the specified performance and environmental limits. Failure to comply with
these specifications could result in product failure, personal injury, or death.
WARNING:The VeriSafe 2.0 AVT is designed for use in 50 or 60Hz AC electrical systems and DC electrical systems. The AVT
should not be installed on sections of a circuit where the AVT is exposed to high frequency energy such as variable frequency
drives (VFD) or other circuit elements generating high frequency energy (waveforms exhibiting high Electro-Magnetic Inter-
ference (EMI)). For more information on where to position the VeriSafe 2.0 AVT in VFD applications, see the Technical Note
available on Panduit.com.
Environmental Ratings
Operating Temperature -25°C to 60°C (-13°F to 140°F)
Storage Temperature -45°C to 85°C (-49°F to 185°F)
Humidity 5 to 90% non-condensing; Rated 80% at 40°C (104°F), decreasing linearly to 50% at 60°C (140°F)
Pollution Degree 3 (Ordinary Locations); 2 (see Hazardous Locations Table for special requirements)
Altitude Up to 5000 meters (16400 feet)
Applications
Electrical System For use in 3-phase AC systems, single-phase AC systems and DC systems
Voltage Detection Range Up to 1000 VAC (50 or 60 Hz), 1000 VDC
Absence of Voltage Threshold 3 V (See the Installation Considerations section for additional information)
Overvoltage Category III (1000 V), IV (600 V)
Degree of Protection Indicator Module: for flat surface mounting in a TYPE (UL, NEMA and CSA) 1, 12, 13, 4, 4X, IP66,
IP67 or IP69 enclosure. Verify that the seal, o-rings and gaskets are clean to ensure proper sealing.
Isolation Module: Open Type, IP20.
Hazardous Locations
Special Conditions
of Use
The equipment shall be installed in an enclosure that provides a degree of protection not less than
IP 54 in accordance with IEC 60079-0.
The enclosure must only be accessible with use of a tool.
Certificate Numbers
(Hazardous Locations) ATEX: UL 22 ATEX 2608X
IECEx: IECEx UL22.0094X
UKEx: UKEX UL22UKEX2482X
Isolation Module
(Hazardous Location Ratings) cULus: Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D Class I Zone 2 AEx ec IIC T5 Gc; Ex ec T5 Gc
ATEX: II 3G Ex ec IIC T5 Gc
IECEx: Ex ec IIC T5 Gc
Voltage Indicator Modules
(Hazardous Location Ratings) cULus: Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D Class II, Division 2, Groups F and G
Class I Zone 2 AEx ic ec IIC T6 Gc; Ex ic ec IIC T6 Gc
Zone 22 AEx tc IIIC T68°C Dc; Ex tc IIIC T68°C Dc
ATEX: II 3G Ex ic ec IIC T6 Gc
II 3D Ex tc IIIC T68°C Dc
IECEx: Ex ic ec IIC T6 Gc
Ex tc IIIC T68°C Dc
Power Requirements
Battery Industrial 3.6 V Lithium. Refer to Maintenance section for list of approved batteries.
Auxiliary (DC) Power 35 mA max @ 12 VDC; 17 mA max @ 24 VDC
Power over EtherNet (PoE) PoE (10/100), 15 mA, IEEE 802.at (-af) Type 1 Class III PoE topology
continued on next page

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Quiescent Current
Battery Powered Per Phase: 0.85 mA rms @ 480 Vrms; 1.2 mA rms @ 1000 Vrms
Auxiliary (DC or PoE) Powered Per Phase: 0.33mA rms @ 480 Vrms; 0.65mA rms @ 1000 Vrms
Voltage Presence Indicators (Red LEDs) - Voltage Illumination Level
Voltage
Illumination Level AC System Voltage DC System Voltage
Three-Phase Single-Phase 3-Wire Center Ground Positive or Negative Ground Isolated Ground
Battery Powered 50 VAC 60 VAC 90 VDC 55 VDC 90 VDC
Auxiliary Powered
(DC or PoE) 50 VAC 50 VAC 50 VDC 50 VDC 50 VDC
Functional Safety
Mode of operation Continuous, High Demand
Failure Rate ʎSD 488 ʎSU 235 ʎDD 267 ʎDU 9 SFF 99.1%
Supported Safety Integrity Levels SIL3
Demand Response Time 8.5 Seconds
Device Type Type A
Systematic Capability SC 3
Error Handling Response Time 12.1 Seconds
Reference Report PAN 19/08-093 R001
Operating Modes SIL mode only
Hardware Fault Tolerance (HFT) 0
Standards and Certifications
UL 1436 Standard for outlet circuit testers and similar indicating devices
CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 160 Voltage and polarity testers
IEC / UL / CSA C22.2 NO. 61010-1
IEC / UL / CSA C22.2 NO. 61010-2-030 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use
UL 508 & CSA-C22.2 No. 14 Industrial control equipment
IEC 61508-1, -2, and -3 {SIL 3 Rating} Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable safety-related security systems
FCC - CFR 47 Part 15 Subpart B Radio frequency devices
CAN ICES-001, CAN ICES-003 Industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) radio frequency generators
EN 55011, CISPR 11, KS C 9811,
AS/NZS CISPR 11 Radio frequency disturbance characteristics
IEC 61326-1, -3-1, -3-1: corr 1
EN 61326-1, -3-1 EMC and immunity requirements
IEC / EN 61000-3-2, -3-3, -6-2
KS C 9610-3-2, -3-3, -6-2, -6-4 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
CE
UKCA Conformity Marking for European Economic Area Conformity Marking for United Kingdom
RoHS Restriction of hazardous substances
NOTE: By design and installation guidelines the VeriSafe 2.0 AVT is not impacted by the occurrence of phenomena from IEC 61000-4-16

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Dimensions
NOTES: UNITS = inches [mm]
BATTERY POWERED INDICATOR MODULE BATTERY FREE INDICATOR MODULE
0.21
2.38
60
5
PANEL KNOCKOUT (FOR INDICATOR MODULE INSTALLATION) INSTRUCTION LABEL
Flashing - Test in Progress
Solid - Voltage may be Present
Equipment De-Energized, < 3V
Push Button to Begin Test
Hazardous Voltage Present
 Line Load Other _________ Tester location:
# Flashes Description
1
2
4
5, 6, 7 or 8
Check Battery
Voltage above Threshold
Installation Not Verified
See User Manual
3
Temperature Out of Range
See Diagnostic Code for Status:
VERISAFE 2.0
Absence of Voltage Tester
CAT IV (1000V), CAT IV (600V)
 _________
Follow safety
procedures &
use required PPE
2.65
[67.3]
3.20
[81.3]
ISOLATION MODULE
The Indicator Module is designed
for use with a standard 30 mm
knockout with notch.
The notch should be positioned on
top as shown in the image shown.
The VeriSafe AVT indicator module
can be installed into a maximum
panel thickness of 0.25” [6.4].

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Schematics
WARNING:
The AVT must be installed correctly and grounded as described in this Instruction Manual to provide proper indication of
absence of voltage. Sensor leads must not be mechanically connected with each other for the device to verify connection
to the circuit. Correct function of the device must be verified after installation, see Commissioning Checklist section, p. 14.
Failure to comply with these instructions could result in product failure, injury or death.
Sensor leads of the same labeled set (i.e.; L1, L2, L3 and GND) should be terminated on the same conductor. Each
conductor should have at least one sensor lead set, as shown on the schematic diagrams.
THREE-PHASE DELTA
THREE-PHASE DELTA: 3 WIRE + PE
L3
L1
L2
L3
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
L3
HIGH-LEG DELTA: 3 WIRE + NEUTRAL + PE
L3
L1
L2
L3
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
L3
Neutral
CORNER GROUNDED DELTA: 3 WIRE + PE
L3
L1
L2
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
L3 L3
THREE-PHASE WYE
THREE-PHASE WYE: 3 WIRE + PE (NO NEUTRAL)
L3
L1
L2
L3
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
L3
THREE-PHASE WYE: 3 WIRE + NEUTRAL AND PE
L3
L1
L2
L3
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
L3
Neutral
THREE-PHASE WYE HIGH RESISTANCE GROUND:
3 WIRE + NEUTRAL AND PE
L3
L1
L2
L3
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
L3
Neutral
SINGLE-PHASE
SINGLE-PHASE: 2 WIRE + PE
L1
N
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
SINGLE-PHASE: 2 WIRE + FLOATING GROUND
L1
N
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
SINGLE-PHASE: 3 WIRE + PE
L1
L2
N
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
continued on next page

VeriSafe 2.0 AVT 10 June 2022
Schematics (cont.)
DC SYSTEMS
DC SYSTEM: NEGATIVE GROUND
DC+
DC-
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
Ground
Bond
DC SYSTEM: POSITIVE GROUND
DC+
DC-
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
Ground
Bond
DC SYSTEM: 3 WIRE CENTER GROUND
DC+
DC-
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
+
+
+
DC SYSTEM: ISOLATED GROUND
DC+
DC-
L2 L1 GND
Isolation Module
EnclosureExternal
System
Green / Yellow
L1
L2
No Ground
Bond

June 2022 11 VeriSafe 2.0 AVT
Installation Considerations
This section provides guidelines for installing the 2.0 AVT. It also addresses common application scenarios and describes best practices.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Before installing the AVT, identify all sources of electrical energy in the equipment. Install the AVT at the point in the circuit
where you would normally test for voltage. The AVT will only test for voltage at the point where it is installed. If there are multi-
ple energy sources or multiple test points, consider using multiple AVTs. Mark the test location on the yellow instruction label.
Apply this label to outside of enclosure near the indicator module. There should not be any circuit elements (ex. circuit breaker,
fuse, VFD, switch or similar control devices, etc.) installed between each pair of sensor leads. Although the absence of voltage
threshold is 3.0 V, residual voltages should be less than 2.7 V to ensure proper function.
EFFECT ON SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT RATING (SCCR)
AVTs listed to UL 1436 are required to operate as a secondary circuit that is isolated from the circuit conductors by use of a
transformer, optical isolator, or limiting impedance, or other similar means. This is intended to reduce the risks of both electric
shock and thermal hazard. These isolation circuits allow very limited current flow, if any, through the AVT.
The VeriSafe 2.0 AVT is suitable for use on circuits delivering up to 300,000 rms symmetrical A at 1000 V.
AVT sensor lead terminations should be made via a tap to the circuit conductor using connectors, terminal strips, or power
distribution blocks, etc. which are rated for the application. It is generally preferred to use connection methods that DO NOT
pierce or otherwise compromise the integrity of the conductor. Connectors that require conductors to be cut or spliced can be
used but may limit the SCCR.
USE OF OVERCURRENT PROTECTION
Installation of an AVT with overcurrent protection is neither required nor recommended. UL 1436 requires AVTs to be construct-
ed so that internal component failures will not expose the AVT to available short circuit currents from the main power supply
during normal operation and under single-fault conditions. The 2.0 AVT uses high impedance to limit voltage and current flow
through the device to safe levels. In addition, the AVT has been tested to withstand transient overvoltage up to 8 kV.
If the AVT sensor leads are not longer than
10 feet, they can be treated as a feeder
circuit and do not require overcurrent
protection [NFPA 70:2020 240.21(B)(1)(b)
Exception and CSA C22.1:21 14-100(b)]
In certain regions and countries, additional overcurrent protection is required to
conform to standards such as AS/NZS3000. Do not install multiple sensor leads
on one overcurrent protection device. Sensor lead pairs must not be electrically
connected in the event that the overcurrent protection is in the open state. Do not
install overcurrent protection on the two green ground leads.
GND
L3
L2
L1
DISCONNECT
VeriSafe Isolaon
Module
L1 L1 L2 L3L2 L3
PE
GND
L3
L2
L1
DISCONNECT
VeriSafe Isolaon
Module
L1 L1 L2 L3L2 L3
PE F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6
GND
L3
L2
L1
DISCONNECT
VeriSafe Isolaon
Module
L1 L1 L2 L3L2 L3
PE F1 F2 F3

VeriSafe 2.0 AVT 12 June 2022
Installation Instructions
Special
Conditions
of Use
Hazardous Locations
The equipment shall be installed in an enclosure that provides a degree of protection not less than IP 54 in accor-
dance with IEC 60079-0.
The enclosure must only be accessible with use of a tool.
WARNING: The AVT must be installed correctly and grounded as described in this Instruction Manual to provide proper indi-
cation of absence of voltage. Sensor leads must not be mechanically connected with each other for the device to
verify connection to the circuit. Correct function of the device must be verified after installation, see Commissioning
Checklist section, p. 14.
Sensor leads of the same label designation should be terminated on the same conductor (L1, L2, L3, GND). Each
conductor should have at least one sensor lead set, as shown on the schematic diagrams.
Excess length from Sensor Leads should be trimmed; lead wires should not be extended with a splice. When using
terminal or power distribution blocks, the total length of the sensor leads from the isolation module to the source
conductors shall not exceed 10 feet (3.0m).
Always comply with local installation codes and standards.
Always follow safety and lockout/tagout procedures when working on or near electrical systems and equipment.
NOTE: Before installation, verify that after power is removed from the circuit to be monitored. The potential measured
between each line and ground should be less than 2.7V, including voltages on the line from auxiliary systems.
ISOLATION MODULE NETWORK MODULE
DIN-RAIL MOUNTING
Snap the Isolation Module
onto the DIN rail.
OR SURFACE MOUNTING
Mount the isolation module
to any surface using four
#6 [M3.5] pan head
screws or another
compatible fastener.
Surface mounting with
screws is recommended
for high vibration
environments
ATTACHING NETWORK MODULE TO ISOLATION
MODULE (OPTIONAL)
If mounting
to isolation
module,
use screws
provided
with
network
module.
SENSOR LEAD TERMINATION
1. Route the sensor and ground leads.
The sensor leads should not be any longer than necessary and should be routed to avoid sharp edges, pinch points or mechan-
ical damage.
There is no maximum distance limitation between the two leads on each phase, however there should not be any circuit ele-
ments installed between them.
Sensor leads should not be extended with a splice. When using terminal or power distribution blocks, the total length of the
sensor leads from the isolation module to the source conductors shall not exceed 10 feet (3.0m).
2. Terminate the sensor and ground leads.
Use of ferrules or terminals is recommended.
Sensor leads for each phase and ground must not be mechanically terminated at the same point for the AVT to function proper-
ly.
Sensor leads of the same label designation should be terminated on the same conductor (L1, L2, L3, GND). Each conductor
should have at least one sensor lead set, as shown on the schematic diagrams.
Secure the sensor leads to the conductors and insulate the connections.
AUXILIARY DC POWER (OPTIONAL)
If using DC power, connect the 12 or 24 VDC power source, see DC Power Input (page 4). The DC Power Input is marked for polarity;
connect the positive output of the supply to the terminal marked (+) and the negative output of the supply to the terminal marked (-).

June 2022 13 VeriSafe 2.0 AVT
INDICATOR MODULE AND INSTRUCTION LABEL
NOTE: The Instruction Label is UL approved for application to galvanized and stainless steel, ABS, polycarbonate, and polyester paint-
ed surfaces. It is up to the installer to verify proper bond to other surface types.
+
-
Cap
Indicator
Module
Body
Gasket
Battery
Instruction Label
Panel Nut
SYSTEM CABLE
1. Insert the end of the system cable with the right-angle connector in the back of the indicator module. Press firmly into the open-
ing until you feel it latch. Pull back on the connector to verify that it has properly latched.
2. Insert the keyed-end of the system cable into the isolation module port labeled INDICATOR. System cable for an additional indica-
tor (optional) may be inserted into the isolation module port labeled AUX.
The system cable must be separated from the sensor leads and other circuits in the
electrical enclosure by a minimum of 0.25 inches (6 mm).
The maximum allowable system cable length for the INDICATOR port is 30 ft (9.1m).
The maximum allowable system cable length for AUX port is 500 ft (152m).
If the system cable is routed outside of the enclosure that contains the isolation mod-
ule, the system cable must be installed in a conduit. When installed in conduit, the
system cable should be regarded as a data cable and must not use the same conduit as
the electrical power conductors.
Battery Powered Battery Free
BATTERY POWERED INDICATOR MODULE
1. Tighten the panel nut until both it and the
gasket make full contact with the enclosure
surface. Then, tighten an additional 1/4 turn.
2. Install battery into battery tray. The positive
terminal should face the operator. Ensure the
battery is fully seated before proceeding. See
Battery Replacement section for details.
3. Install instruction label near the indicator
module on the exterior of the enclosure.
Mark the label to indicate where in the circuit
the AVT is installed.
4. Install the cap label with the appropriate
language, if other than English.
BATTERY FREE INDICATOR MODULE
1. Tighten the panel nut until both it and the
gasket make full contact with the enclosure
surface. Then, tighten an additional 1/4 turn.
2. Install instruction label near the indicator
module on the exterior of the enclosure.
Mark the label to indicate where in the circuit
the AVT is installed.
3. Install the cap label with the appropriate
language, if other than English.
Indicator
Module
Faceplate
Instruction Label
Indicator
Module
Housing
Panel
Nut
Gasket

VeriSafe 2.0 AVT 14 June 2022
Commissioning Checklist:
REPEAT THE COMMISSIONING CHECKLIST WHEN CHANGES TO THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ARE MADE.
De-energize the circuit that is being monitored by the AVT.
Visually inspect the AVT.
AVT system cable: Verify cable is locked into place on both the indicator module and isolation module.
DC power input: If an external DC power source is used to power the AVT, ensure the wiring from DC power source
is connected and properly terminated into screw-terminal connector. Ensure connector is fully seated. Ensure the DC
power source is fully functional.
Indicator module(s): Ensure o-ring and gaskets are in place. Check that retaining nut is secure. Verify battery is
installed and battery cap is locked into place (if applicable).
Isolation module: Ensure module is secured to subpanel or DIN rail.
Sensor leads: Gently pull on each sensor lead to ensure termination is secure.
Verify no wiring is exposed and all terminations are properly insulated.
Verify that leads are connected as described in the appropriate wiring diagram from the Schematic section,
including verifying that each conductor has two lead wires of matching label designation with no circuit elements
between each pair.
Verify leads on each phase are not mechanically connected to each other.
Instruction label: Verify that a label is placed near each indicator module and marked to indicate where the AVT is
installed.
Record changes to panel documentation.
Close panel and secure doors/covers.
Press the test button to initiate the test. The yellow caution indicator should flash rapidly to indicate the test is in progress
followed by the absence of voltage indicator illuminated green.
Review the Operating Instructions section of this manual before proceeding.
WARNING: Always follow your company’s safety procedures when energizing equipment. To avoid electric shock, use proper
personal protective equipment when working on or near electrical hazards.
Energize the system being monitored by the AVT.
Verify that the red voltage presence indicators are illuminated.
Press the test button on the indicator module to initiate the absence of voltage test.
Look for the yellow caution indicator to flash repeatedly before turning to a solid indication
**You should not see the green indicator illuminate when power is energized**
Repeat for each indicator module
De-energize the circuit that is being monitored by the AVT.
Verify that voltage presence indicators are not illuminated.
Press the test button on the indicator module to begin the absence of voltage test. Look for the yellow caution indicator
to flash and then the green absence of voltage indicator should illuminate.
Repeat for each indicator module.

June 2022 15 VeriSafe 2.0 AVT
Operating Instructions
WARNING:
To avoid electric shock, always de-energize power before entering an electrical enclosure.
Always follow safety and lockout/tagout procedures when working on or near electrical systems and equipment.
Use proper personal protective equipment (PPE) when working around sources of hazardous electrical energy.
The product must be installed and commissioned by a qualified electrical worker familiar with local and national electrical
codes.
The AVT will only test for absence of voltage at the point in the circuit where it is installed. If there are other sources of
power in the equipment, dangerous voltage may be present.
Lack of red voltage presence indicators alone does not verify the absence of voltage, the absence of voltage test must be
initiated followed by the illumination only of the green indicator to verify the absence of voltage.
The AVT should only be operated by individuals who have been trained on the operation of the tester and can demonstrate
knowledge of the following criteria:
Familiar with requirements and information in the Instruction Manual and understand the function of the AVT, meaning of
the indicators and markings, and limitations of the Voltage Presence Indicators.
Aware of where the AVT is installed in the electrical system and any additional electrical hazards that may be present in
the system that are not detectable by the AVT.
Able to recognize electrical hazards and familiar with lockout/tagout procedures.
Indicator Module Faceplate TEST BUTTON: Initiates test
ABSENCE OF VOLTAGE INDICATOR: Illuminates green when the absence of
voltage is verified.
CAUTION INDICATOR: Flashes yellow rapidly to indicate test in process,
illuminates solid to indicate the test has failed and flashes after a solid il-
lumination to indicate the reason for failure, see Troubleshooting section
for additional information.
VOLTAGE PRESENCE INDICATORS: The red indicators illuminate when the
presence of hazardous voltage is detected. Lack of red voltage pres-
ence indicators alone does not verify the absence of voltage.
VOLTAGE PRESENCE INDICATORS
A. When voltage is detected in one or more phases, the
appropriate voltage presence indicators will illuminate.
B. Lack of red voltage presence indicators alone does not
verify the absence of voltage. To test for absence of
voltage, push the test button.
ABSENCE OF VOLTAGE TEST
Each time the test button is engaged, the absence of voltage test sequence will be activated. The test
sequence includes running a self-check, using a known voltage source to test-the-tester to verify that
the AVT is functioning, testing for AC and DC voltage phase-to-phase and phase-to-ground, and verify-
ing the sensor leads are in contact with circuit conductors.
1. De-energize the circuit according to company safety procedures.
2. Verify that lockout/tagout devices have been applied to all applicable energy sources and the volt-
age presence indicators are not illuminated.
3. Press the test button to initiate the absence of voltage test.
4. The caution indicator will begin to flash. This indicates that the test is in progress.
5. When the absence of voltage is verified, the absence of voltage indicator will illuminate.
6. If the absence of voltage is not verified, the caution indicator will illuminate for about five seconds
followed by a series of flashes. The number of flashes will help diagnose why the test failed. Refer
to the Troubleshooting section for additional information.
Voltage
Presence
Indicators
Test Button
Absence
of V
oltage
Indicator
Caution
Indicator
Voltage
Presence
Indicators
Test Button
Absence
of Voltage
Indicator
Caution
Indicator
Three-PhaseSingle-Phase / DC
A
3
5
6
B

VeriSafe 2.0 AVT 16 June 2022
Troubleshooting
WARNING:
Always de-energize power before accessing an electrical enclosure.
Always follow safety and lockout/tagout procedures when working on or near electrical systems and equipment.
Use proper personal protective equipment (PPE) when working around sources of hazardous electrical energy.
Battery, system cable, o-rings and gaskets can be replaced. No other part of the product is serviceable.
Do not attempt to open the indicator module or isolation module for repair or modification. When servicing this product,
only use specified replacement parts.
Use only 2.0 AVT system components (system cable, isolation module, indicator module). Do not use a standard Ethernet
cable. Do not use 1.0 AVT system components with 2.0 AVT system components.
If absence of voltage is not confirmed the caution indicator will illuminate for approximately 5 seconds. If absence of voltage is not
confirmed, illumination of the caution indicator will be followed by a number of brief flashes ranging from 1-8 . The number of flashes
can be used to determine why the absence of voltage was not confirmed.
Number of Flashes Description Recommended Actions
1Battery voltage too
low to run the test Replace the battery and re-test
2Voltage detected
above the threshold
WARNING: This indicates that the enclosure is energized
Follow safety procedures and use the appropriate PPE when investigating the
source of voltage
If panel has a stored energy source, wait several minutes then re-test to see if
energy has dissipated
3Temperature out of
range Verify that the temperature of the isolation module is within the acceptable range.
4Proper installation of the sensor leads
could not be verified
WARNING: The enclosure may be energized
Follow safety procedures and use the appropriate PPE when verifying the
enclosure is de-energized before performing additional troubleshooting
Refer to the Installation Instruction section and verify that the sensor leads are
installed properly, and that the device is grounded properly
5, 6, 7, or 8 Hardware failure Contact Panduit Technical Support for additional troubleshooting
If the caution indicator does not illuminate after pressing the test button
1. Verify the system cable is fully engaged into the connectors on the indicator and isolation module. The indicator
module will not function if it is not connected to the isolation module.
2. Verify power is applied to the AVT
Battery
Verify the battery tray is fully engaged in the indicator module housing with the cap installed.
Replace the battery. If the battery voltage is too low, the indicator module will not operate.
DC Input
Verify external power source is functional and all wiring is installed properly.
Verify DC input terminations are secure and polarity is correct.
Verify DC supply is available when the test location is de-energized.
Network Module
Verify the connections between the network module and isolation module are properly terminated.
Should a problem occur during installation, operation or maintenance of the VeriSafe 2.0 AVT, contact Panduit Technical
Support.

June 2022 17 VeriSafe 2.0 AVT
Maintenance
WARNING:
The battery powered indicator module contains a lithium battery that is a fire, explosion and severe burn hazard. Do not
crush, recharge, disassemble or heat above 85°C (185°F), incinerate, or expose contents to water.
The AVT will not work with a standard alkaline 1.5 V AA battery. Use only Panduit approved battery.
Battery, system cable, o-rings and gaskets can be replaced. No other part of the product is serviceable.
Do not attempt to open the indicator module or isolation module for repair or modification. When servicing this product,
only use specified replacement parts.
The o-rings and gaskets can be replaced if they become dry or brittle. In critical sealing applications, such as wash down
environments, it is recommended that the o-rings and gaskets be replaced every 5 years. Apply a light coating of silicone
grease to the o-rings to promote sealing and extend o-ring life.
VISUAL INSPECTION
Periodically inspect the AVT and replace any damaged parts, cables or terminations.
Inspect the sensor lead terminations to ensure they are tight, the leads are secure, and does not show signs of damage.
Inspect the system cable to ensure it is locked into place on both ends, is secure and does not show signs of damage.
Inspect the indicator module to ensure o-rings or gaskets are not dry or brittle.
Inspect the indicator module to ensure the retention nut is tight and cap is firmly in place.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
The indicator module can be cleaned with a damp cloth or isopropyl alcohol based cleaner. Do not use abrasives or high alka-
line cleaners. Do not leave cleaners on the device for a long period, rinse immediately. Do not apply cleaners in direct sunlight
or elevated temperatures.
Before a wash down operation, ensure the o-rings and gaskets are in good condition, the faceplate is not damaged and fully
secured to the unit, and the cap is fully installed.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Follow the steps below to replace the battery. The table below provides the list of batteries approved for use with the
AVT. Do not discard the battery in the trash; take it to an appropriate battery recycling facility.
Panduit Part No. Manufacturer Mfr. Model No. Size Description Operating Temperature
VS-AVT-BATTERY Titus ER14505M ER14505 3.6 Volt
Lithium Battery -25°C to 60°C (-13°F to 140°F)
1. Twist the
indicator module
cap coun-
terclockwise
approximately
90 degrees, until
you feel a stop.
2. Grip the battery
tray and slide it
out until you feel a
stop. The battery
tray is not intended
to be fully re-
moved.
3. Remove used
battery. Install a
new battery. En-
sure the battery is
fully seated before
proceeding.
4. Slide the battery tray
back in the housing.
A self test is initiated
when the battery
tray is inserted and
connection is made
between the battery
and AVT electronics.
5. Replace the cap.
Twist cap clockwise
to lock into place.
6. Record the date the battery was replaced in equipment documentation.

VeriSafe 2.0 AVT 18 June 2022
SYSTEM CABLE REMOVAL (BATTERY POWERED INDICATOR MODULE)
1. Grip the retention spring on both
sides.
2. Pull down on the retention spring
approximately 1/16 inch [1.5 mm].
3. Continue holding the retention
spring down while pulling back on
the right-angle connector to release
the system cable.
O-RING AND GASKET REPLACEMENT
The o-rings and gaskets can be replaced if they become dry or brittle. In critical sealing applications, such as wash down envi-
ronments, it is recommended that the o-rings and gaskets be replaced every 5 years.
BATTERY FREE INDICATOR MODULE
For the battery free indicator module, order Panduit SKU
VS2-AVT-GASKET for gasket replacement kit.
1. Unplug the system cable and remove the panel nut.
2. Squeeze the top and bottom of the housing and pull
back to release the latches from the faceplate.
3. Separate housing from faceplate and replace gasket.
Indicator
Module
Faceplat
e
Instruction Label
Indicator
Module
Housing
Panel
Nut
Gasket
BATTERY POWERED INDICATOR MODULE
For the battery powered indicator module, order Panduit SKU
VS-AVT-ROR for o-rings and gasket replacement kit.
1. Unplug the system cable and remove the panel nut.
2. Replace the gasket and o-rings.
3. Apply a light coating of silicone grease to the o-rings to pro-
mote sealing and extend o-ring life.
Cap Closure
O-Ring
Sealing O-Ring
Gasket

June 2022 19 VeriSafe 2.0 AVT
Warranty
PANDUIT LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY
1. Limited Product Warranty. For purposes of this Limited Product Warranty, “Panduit products” mean all Panduit-branded products that
Panduit sells. Unless a different time period is set forth in the Panduit product manual, user guide or other product documentation,
Panduit warrants that the Panduit product, and each part or component of the Panduit product, will comply with Panduit’s published
specifications and will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of invoice from Panduit or its
authorized distributor, not to exceed 18 months from the original date of shipment from Panduit’s facility.
2. Firmware. Unless otherwise provided in a separate license agreement, and subject to the limitations for third-party products set forth
below, Panduit warrants that any firmware contained in any Panduit products, when used with Panduit-specified hardware and when
installed properly, will perform in accordance with the Panduit published specifications for a period of 1 year from the date of invoice from
Panduit or its authorized distributor, not to exceed 18 months from the original date of shipment from Panduit’s facility. Any exceptions to
this 1 year warranty period will be identified in the Panduit product manual, user guide or other product documentation. Panduit does not
warrant that the operation of the firmware will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that the functions contained therein will meet or satisfy
Buyer’s intended use or requirements. Any warranties, if any, that Panduit provides for any standalone software that Panduit sells will be
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of the defective Panduit product. Panduit shall have sole discretion as to which of these remedies Panduit will provide to Buyer. Buyer
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part or component, transportation prepaid to Panduit’s customer service department accompanied by Panduit’s Return Material Authoriza-
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