Klein RT390 Tools Circuit Analyzer with Large LCD, Identifies Wiring Faults, GFCI and AFCI Tester, Voltage Drop, Displays Trip Time

User Manual - Page 6

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LCD WILL DISPLAY
VOLTAGE*
"CORRECT WIRING"
"OPEN GROUND"
"OPEN NEUTRAL"
"OPEN HOT"
"HOT & GRD REVERSED"
"HOT & NEU REVERSED"
"OPEN GROUND OPEN NEUTRAL"
LINE VOLTAGE
NO VOLTAGE
>30V VOLTAGE
WIRING CONDITION
WIRED CORRECTLY
OPEN GROUND
OPEN NEUTRAL
OPEN HOT
DUAL OPEN (NEUTRAL & GROUND)
REVERSED HOT/GROUND
REVERSED HOT/NEUTRAL
ENGLISH
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
RT390 is designed for use with North American 3-wire grounded 120V
electrical outlets. DO NOT connect to higher voltage electrical supplies.
Prior to use, always verify tester operation by testing on a known
live and correctly wired electrical outlet.
POWER ON/OFF
Press and hold the Power/Reset button
1
for two seconds to power ON/
OFF the tester. When the tester is powered ON and not connected to a circuit,
the LCD
2
will display "OOO", "Open Hot" condition.
NOTE: The tester will
automatically power OFF after 5 minutes of inactivity to conserve battery life.
NOTE: Auto-Power Off is disabled if tester is plugged into an energized circuit.
WIRING CONDITION
With the tester powered ON and inserted in the outlet, the "ENERGIZED"
Indicator
3
will illuminate, and the Circuit Energized Indicator
B
will appear
at the top of the LCD if voltage is detected. The tester will display the wiring
condition
E
and the line voltage
D
on the LCD. If removed from the
outlet, the tester holds the information on the LCD for 10 seconds and the
Hold Indicator
L
will be displayed. During this time, the Wiring Condition
Indicator
E
will blink. The LCD will reset once it is plugged into another
circuit, or, if no voltage is detected, the Wiring Condition Indicator
E
will
blink during the time-out period.
If the tester indicates that the outlet is not wired correctly,
consult a quali ed electrician.
NOTE: Conditions NOT indicated include, but are not limited to, quality of
ground, multiple hot wires, reversal of neutral and ground conductors,
and combinations of defects other than dual open neutral and ground.
NOTE: All appliances or equipment on the circuit being tested should be
unplugged to help reduce the possibility of erroneous readings.
Hot
(Black)
Ground (Green)
Neutral
(White)
*Expected voltage reading on LCD based on the indicated wiring condition.
NOTE: If the detected voltage is either low (30–85V AC) or high (135–150V AC),
the voltage displayed on the LCD will change from white to red. It is possible to
have the voltage displaying in red (indicating low or high voltage) and the green
"CORRECT WIRING" message
E
simultaneously.
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