Amprobe AT-1000 Advanced-Wire-Tracer User Manual

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battery

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double insulated

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dangerous Voltage

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direct Current

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earth ground

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Alternating Current

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Conforms to relevant Australian
standards.

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Complies with eU directives

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do not dispose of this product as
unsorted municipal waste.

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Underwriters laboratories.

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Application around and removal
from hazardous live conductors
is permitted

INTRodUCTIoN
AMpRobe is dedicated to designing, manufacturing and marketing high quality, reliable
instruments for the skilled professional. AMpRobe has a history of providing safe, reliable
equipment to trace energized wires, circuit breakers, tracing deenergized wires, and locating
opens. The AT-1000 Advanced Tracing System combines these features in one versatile tool and is
effective in solving most tracing problems.
The AT-1000 is a troubleshooting tool. An experienced troubleshooter will understand how
the system to be traced works under normal conditions, and be familiar with the types of
malfunctions that can exists. A thorough understanding of “ohms law” is helpful. it is a
good idea to test the circuit for parameters such as Volts, ohms, and Current to determine
whether the circuit is “shorted”, “semi-shorted”, or “open”, before attempting to trace. The
characteristics of these malfunctions will designate which components, and tracing method, will
be most effective in locating these malfunctions.
A thorough understanding of the operation and function of each of the AT-1000 components is
essential. overall, this knowledge could mean the difference between spending several minutes
or several hours on a job. pay special attention to the “Safety precautions and Warnings”.
experiment under known conditions. You will gain the confidence to use it on a daily basis and
solve problems which were previously unsolvable.

SAfETy PRECAUTIoNS ANd WARNINgS

Read this manual in its entirety before proceeding with any testing.

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