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t e s t i n g

Testing

to test the close and open contact
of the arcswitch® meter
You can see how to connect to do this test by
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referring to (fig 3.) below.
Contact continuity test
ArcSwitch® meter
• To test the contact of an ArcSwitch® meter.
• First turn on and set the Multimeter to the
continuity function.
• Then connect the Multimeter to the ArcSwitch®
meter across the common jack and the output
jack.
• You are now ready to test.
• Now you can activate the Transmitter for the
Close contact, this should bell out upon
activation and stop once you deactivate the
Transmitter.
• You have now proven the contact has changed
state and you can repeat this on the other
contact.
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NOTE: You should be aware that this test will not
help you find a single welded or damaged contact
as there are two contacts in series to create a
power contact.
If the contacts bell out without activation of the
Transmitter, then the contact may be damaged or
welded closed. In such instances you should not
use the ArcSwitch® meter and the ArcSwitch®
meter you should be replaced.
When you are going to use your ArcSwitch® meter,
it is good practice for you to check the contacts
before use, so you know that the ArcSwitch®
meter is functioning correctly and is not
damaged.
Connect your Multimeter up to the ArcSwitch™
and Beep test the contacts to check for contact
operation and welded contacts before use.
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