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To maintain safety, check the operation of the iVolt both before and after use
on a known source or proving unit. The Socket and See SP400 proving unit has a
true AC output and a non contact voltage detector proving facility.
Warning - Electric Shock Hazard
●Contact with live circuits can result in severe injury or death
●Do not use the unit if it is wet or damaged
●Do not use where voltages are in excess of 600 V
●Do not operate with the case open
●Do not attempt to repair this unit
●Do not expose this unit to extremes in temperature or high humidity
1.3 Limitations of Using the iVolt to detect Hazardous
Voltages
The limitation of any single pole voltage tester is that a so called “ghost
voltage” may indicate a voltage present greater than 50 volts.
Ghost voltages that appear to be greater than 50 volts may not be dangerous
however to prove if the voltage indicated is a ghost or dangerous real voltage
a quality 2 pole tester, (such as one from the Socket and See VIP range), should
be used to prove the indication obtained from the iVolt.
The iVolt can not detect voltage on armoured or sheathed cable, or on cable
in conduit, behind panels or in metallic enclosures.
For further information on single pole voltage detection, on contact voltage
detection and ghost voltages please refer to the technical document on the
Socket and See website.
2. Description
The UK designed iVolt non contact voltage detector is intended to check for
the presence of dangerous AC voltages. Voltage presence is signalled by a
bright red LED situated within the white tip of the unit and an audible buzzer.
2.1 Features
1. Non-contact detection of AC Voltage 90V - 600V 50Hz/60Hz
2. Visual and audible warning of voltage
3. Super bright LED flashlight built in