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Sparkemate Multi-Function Electrical Tester Kit Bluetooth Interface for IOS

Item Number: 493BTLKi

1 PCE 0

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Datasheet

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Product Dimensions

Width340 mm

Height130 mm

Depth290 mm

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Specifications

Design

Product brand

Clipsal

Product or component type

electrical tester kit

Physical

Height

130 mm

Width

340 mm

Depth

290 mm

Reach regulation

Reference contains Substances of Very High Concern above the threshold

Eu rohs directive

Compliant with Exemptions

Mercury free

Yes

Rohs exemption information

Yes

China rohs regulation

Product out of China RoHS scope. Substance declaration for your information

Environmental disclosure

ENVPEP2304022EN

Circularity profile

N/A

Others

Package 1 bare product quantity

Kit composition

electrical tester
shoulder bag
lead set
hard case yellow

Targeted country

Austria
New Zealand

Unit type of package 1

PCE

Number of units in package 1

Package 1 height

13.0 cm

Package 1 width

28.5 cm

Package 1 length

34.5 cm

Package 1 weight

3.06 kg

Packaging made with recycled cardboard

Packaging without single use plastic

Take-back

Product contributes to saved and avoided emissions

Recycled metal content at cr level

Removable battery

N/A

Carbon footprint (kg.eq.co2 per cr, total life cycle)

VERSION

1.1

DATE

16 Jul 2024

REVISION

1.1

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Frequently Asked Questions

VIDEO - Spark-e-Mate - How to Change Mode & Disable the Desensitisation Routine

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A Quick how to video to show changing the mode on the Spark-e-Mate 493BTLi unit to Safe Mode, Super Safe Mode, Turbo Mode and then back to Normal mode. An explanation of each of the modes is also included and how these influence the tripping of RCDs during the Fault Loop or Earth Continuity testing. This video then shows how to disable the Desensitisation routine on the Fault Loop and Earth Continuity tests which can cause RCD tripping in some cases.

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