Speedrite ST100 Manual Del Usuario página 2

Measuring the voltage on a fence line
1 Press
2 Insert the fence wire into the Fault finder slot, ensuring that the fence wire
touches the Fault finder contact.
3 After a few seconds, the voltage is displayed in the top, right-hand corner
of the display (in kilo volts).
Note:
During the first few seconds, the handset displays the last recorded current
reading in amperes before displaying the voltage reading.
Measuring the output voltage of an energizer
1 Press
2 Turn on the energizer.
3 Touch the Energizer voltage probe against the energizer's output terminal.
4 After a few seconds, the voltage is displayed in the top, right-hand corner
of the display (in kilo volts).
Note:
During the first few seconds, the handset displays the last recorded current
reading in amperes before displaying the voltage reading. Current readings taken
within 1 m (3') of an energizer may not be completely accurate due to the
magnetic field surrounding the energizer.
Finding a fault in the fence line
You can pin-point a fault in a fence line by taking current readings (measured in
amperes). Current flows through the path of least resistance. If the fence has a
short circuit, the current will flow from the energizer to the leak, much like water
drains from a bath. Large flows of current load the energizer and the electric
fence system reducing its effectiveness.
Single electric wire
The current readings are low in several places, indicating there is no fault on the
fence line.
to turn on the handset.
to turn on the handset.