CA 771, CA 771 IP2X CA 773, CA 773 IP2X CAT IV 1,000 V Voltage Absence Testers (VATs) All indoor and outdoor low-voltage applications Use in extreme conditions: type-S extended climatic class RCD trip testing Digital display Complete integrated Autotest Extended continuity test (R< 2 kΩ, 60 kΩ and 300 kΩ) Two-pole phase-sequence testing with "2-wire method" up to 400 Hz, suitable for isolating transformers and electrical generator sets
Open the catalog to page 1CAT IV 1,000 V Voltage Absence Testers (VATs) STANDARDS Voltage Absence Testing: a clearly-defined procedure In the context of work on installations connected to the electricity distribution network, the standards stipulate that the measurements must be performed with the power off to avoid electrical hazards (EN 50110-1 standard, DIN VDE 0682-401, NF C 18-510, etc.). To secure the installation and ensure that it is non-current-carrying, there is a procedure called Separation which imposes the use of a Voltage Absence Tester. CA 771 & CA 773: beyond the standard recommendations • A comprehensive...
Open the catalog to page 2APPLICATIONS Voltage up to 1,000 Vac / 1,400 Vdc at up to 800 Hz The specifications of the CA 771 and CA 773 mean they can be used for work on all LV electrical networks, whether they are electricity distribution networks or the more specific networks encountered in naval or aviation applications. Climatic conditions The type-S extended climatic class allows use in extreme temperature conditions. This means it offers an operating range from -30 °C to +60 °C for applications such as: • Installations at altitude (mountains, etc.), underground installations, etc. • Refrigeration installations, greenhouses,...
Open the catalog to page 3CAT IV 1,000 V Voltage Absence Testers (VATs) CA 771 LEDs + backlit digital display Voltage absence testing (VAT) 12 Vac ≤ U ≤ 1,000 Vac • 12 Vdc ≤ U ≤ 1,400 Vdc Polarity indication Redundant hazardous-voltage indication The ELV (Extra-Low Voltage) LED indicates that the voltage is higher than the SELV (Safety Extra-Low Voltage) with the rate at which it flashes proportional to the voltage level Stray voltage detection Yes (by low-impedance load switching) Yes (by low-impedance load switching) (approx. 30 mA at 230 V) Phase/Neutral identification Continuity & Resistance Buzzer trigger threshold...
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