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Spark-e-mate
Why waste your precious time finding the correct instrument to test installations? The Schneider Electric Spark-e-mate has you tested and covered. One instrument does it all!
The Schneider Electric Spark-e-mate performs comprehensive electrical wiring tests relevant to Australian and New Zealand Standards from socket outlets, to the switchboard.
Product Features
- Three-pin plug for socket testing.
- Optional test probes for lighting 493L.
- Dimensions: 220mm x 110mm x 45mm.
- Thermal plastic rubber protective cover.
- Complies with AS/NZS Standards:
- AS/NZS3300, AS/NZS3017,
- AS/NZS3260 (AS/NZS60950),
- AS/NZS3100, AS/NZS3350.1,
- AS/NZS61010.1 Category III.
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Spark-e-mate can test for:
Earth Continuity
Is the Earth bonded to the Neutral properly? Is the Earthing conductor resistance low enough to permit the passage of current necessary to operate the over current protective device?
Insulation Resistance
Is the resistance between all live conductors and Earth as high as it should be? (Tested using 250V d.c. or 500V d.c. selectable).
Polarity
Is the Active and Neutral wired correctly? Are there no other transpositions?
Correct Circuit Connections
Is the Earth connected and at a safe potential?
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Product Benefits
- One electrical installation tester that does the requiredAS/NZS3000 testing.
- Ensures every electrical installation is safe for your customers to use.
- The Spark-e-mate is perfect for all electrical contractors and electrical auditors.
Earth Fault Loop Impedance (without tripping RCDs)
Is the total loop resistance of the Active and Earth wires as low as it should be, so that protective devices will operate?
Residual Current Device (Earth leakage detector or safety switch)
Does it really work and trip in time at the correct residual current from the power outlet?
Extension Leads and Power Accessories
Test extension leads, power boards, double adaptors, etc.
Supply Voltage
Is the mains supply within –6% and + 10% of the specified 230V a.c.? (Other voltages to order).
Mains Frequency
Is it at 50Hz?
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