Commercial Circuit Breaker Finder

Structure Diagram

1. LED Indicator Light with LlineTtracking.
2. ON/OFF Switch
3. 9VDC
4. GFCl Test Button
5. Indicator Light Description
6. LED Status Indicator

SISCO Circuit Breaker Finder UT25A User Manual

Q1: How does the Circuit Breaker Finder work?
A1: The working principle of a circuit breaker tester is based on the principle of current detection and electromagnetic induction. Circuit breaker finder usually installs a sensor in the circuit to detect the change of current in real time. When the current in the circuit reaches or exceeds the rated current of the circuit breaker, the circuit breaker will automatically trip and cut off the circuit. At this time, the circuit breaker detector will detect the change of current, and then generate an instantaneous voltage signal through the principle of electromagnetic induction, which can be sensed by the detector. The circuit breaker detector usually converts the detected signal into a digital signal and analyzes and processes it through a computer or other equipment. In this way, real-time monitoring and control of the circuit operation status can be achieved. Through the circuit breaker detector, faults and problems in the circuit can be discovered in time, and corresponding measures can be taken to repair them to ensure the safe operation of the circuit.

Q2: What are the main functions of Circuit Breaker Finder?
A2: The main functions of the circuit breaker finder include but are not limited to:
Fault location: In complex electrical layouts, it may be difficult to manually find a specific circuit breaker. The circuit breaker finder can accurately find the location of the circuit breaker in the circuit.
Fault diagnosis: Easy to operate, usually only requires the probe of the circuit breaker finder to be connected to the socket or switch of the circuit, and then the device will indicate which circuit breaker controls the circuit, and will use a variety of signals such as sound, light or vibration to indicate, so as to quickly analyze the cause of the fault.
Quick response: When a circuit fails, it can respond quickly to cut off the faulty circuit and prevent the problem from expanding.
Easy to operate: The design is user-friendly and easy to operate. Even non-professionals can quickly get started. There is no need to physically contact the circuit or circuit breaker. Non-invasive detection is usually suitable for many types of electrical panels and circuit breakers.

Q3: What are the advantages of a circuit breaker finder?
A3: The advantages of a circuit breaker finder are Improved efficiency, Reduced costs, Enhanced safety., and ease of management. Greatly shorten the troubleshooting time and improve work efficiency. Reducing economic losses caused by power outages. Avoid safety hazards caused by manual fault finding. Facilitating daily management and maintenance of the power system.

Tips: Operation Steps of Circuit Breaker Finder

The steps of operating the circuit breaker finder usually include connecting the device, powering the self-test, starting detection, fault location, and fault repair.

• Connecting the finder to the circuit to ensure the correct connection.
• Turn on the device and perform a self-test to ensure normal operation of the device.
• According to the device instructions, start detecting the circuit breaker position in the circuit. According to the feedback from the device, determine the exact location of the fault point.
• After finding the fault point, take corresponding measures to repair it.

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• Damage caused by the application environment not meeting the product usage requirements and the failure to perform preventive maintenance.