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Electrical and Electronic Testing and PAT Equipment
News Release from: Meterman Test Tools | Subject: ECB50E
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 02 July 2004
Low cost tool is three instruments in
one
A new, low-cost three-in-one tool matches mains circuit breakers with specific wall outlets, traces AC lines behind walls, and sorts and identifies specific AC circuits through wiring bundles.
A new, low-cost three-in-one tool matches mains circuit breakers with specific wall outlets, traces AC lines behind walls, and sorts and identifies specific AC circuits through wiring bundles Ideal for electrical contractors, HVAC technicians and general electricians, the test tool has a CAT III 300V safety rating
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 19 Dec 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The new Meterman ECB50E circuit breaker finder comprises a plug-in transmitter module, for UK-type 3-pin sockets, and a handheld tracer module.
The transmitted coded signal can be traced throughout the wiring circuit by probing with the sensor on the end of the handheld module.
This microprocessor-controlled unit features adjustable tracing sensitivity, with the ability to locate circuits up to 150m in length and 40cm deep, outperforming other products currently on the market.
The tracer module offers a visible and audible detection signal, as well as a low-battery warning indicator.
With a recommended retail price of GBP 46, the Meterman ECB50E comprises the plug-in transmitter module, the handheld tracer unit and a 9V battery.
It comes with Meterman's one year "no hassle" warranty.
The ECB50E is featured in the "Meterman Test Tools product catalogue 2004", along with the latest XP Series of digital multimeters (DMMs).
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