Contact High Voltage Detector 11KV
Product Information
This Contact High Voltage Detector has been designed to meet the latest IEC standards. The HVDs are used to determine whether a system is live or not so that it may be safely earthed/grounded. It is self starting and automatically activated when high voltage is applied to the contact electrode. They can also be manually armed before use by depressing the “TEST/ARMING” button. The HVDs also have a low battery detection function. These detectors are intended for use on sinusoidal signal (50 or 60Hz) 11KV high voltage systems. All models are designed for both indoor and outdoor use, in all weather conditions. Each HVD is housed in a rugged, reinforced nylon molded outer casing and is shock, drop and vibration resistant. The HVDs have a low battery detection which inhibit manual arming when the battery is too low. The HVD’s outer casing is easy to clean and maintain. The High Voltage Detector is supplied with a cleaning kit and a carry case. A visual indication shows when the HVD is armed. When armed, the green LED indicator flashes about twice per second. When high voltage is detected the red LED indicator flashes about twice per second, and the buzzer also sounds intermittently.
Features
Excellent drop, shock, and vibration resistance
Rugged nylon moulding
Auto on (when voltage is detected)
Loud audible alarm indication
Built-in proving and self-test circuit
Bright color-coded LEDs
Utilizes standard 9V battery
Useable in all weather conditions
Compatible with all link sticks
Lightweight, robust and compact
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Automatic or manual arming
Accesses batteries easily
Customized threshold voltage available upon request
Auto off (if no voltage is detected)
Waterproof design, protection class : IP65
Specifications
System Voltage 11KV
Dimensions : 300(L) x 100(W) x 100(D)mm
Weight : Approx. 550g (battery included)
Threshold Set within range : 1.65KV to 4.4KV
Threshold 3.02KV
Battery Low : < 7V
Response time: < 1Sec
Auto-Off : 3 Min
Meets EN 61243-1
Please note the internal proofing circuit does not test the contact electrode and the protection devices.
