Non-contact Induction Pen Manual
Warning
Please read the instruction manual carefully before use, and strictly observe the precautions, cautions, warnings, etc. listed in the safety rules and instruction manual.
Safety instructions A Warning
To avoid possible electric shock or personal injury:
- If the stylus is not used in accordance with the instructions, the protection provided by the stylus may be affected or fail.
- Before using the stylus, test it on a known live power source to ensure that the stylus is in a normal working state.
- When using the stylus, even if there is no display or no audible alarm, voltage may still be present. This stylus indicates the effective voltage when the power supply voltage generates asufficient strength electrostaticfield. If the field. strength is weak, the stylus cannot detect the presence of voltage. The presence of voltage may be affected by several factors.
- These factors include but are not limited to: shielded wires / cables, thickness and type of insulation, distance from the voltage source, complete insulation, differences in socket design, etc.
- Do not use the product if it is damaged or does not work properly. Before use, check the tip of the probe for cracks or breaks. If you suspect a problem, please send it for repair in time.
- Do not apply more than the rated voltage marked on the stylus. Use caution when testing voltages above 30V AC, as there is a danger of electric shock from such voltages.
- Observe local and national safety codes and use appropriate protective equipment in accordance with local or national regulations.
Operation
Turn on/off
High and low sensitivity switching (H/L) The low-sensitivity test state is defaulted when it is turned on. Press the sensitivity switch to switch between high and low sensitivity. When the sensitivity indicator is on, it is in the high sensitivity test state. When it is off, it is a low sensitivity test state.
Note: High sensitivity range: 12~1000V Low sensitivity range: 48~1000V
