PeakTech 3432 Fuse Detector and VoltagLeabhar-làimhe cleachdaiche e Tester

1. Ro-ràdh

The PeakTech 3432 is a versatile electrical testing device designed for efficient and safe detection of fuses and circuits. It comprises a transmitter and a receiver unit. The transmitter acts as a signal generator and a socket tester, while the receiver is used to locate fuses within a fuse box. Additionally, the receiver features a Non-Contact Voltage (NCV) detector for identifying live voltage without direct contact. The transmitter also allows for RCD (Residual Current Device) testing by simulating a fault current.

2. Stiùireadh Sàbhailteachd

Please read this manual thoroughly before operating the device. Adhere to all safety warnings and operating instructions to prevent injury or damage to the device. This device is rated CAT III 250V and is suitable for 230V 50/60Hz systems. Always ensure the power supply is disconnected before working on electrical installations, unless specifically instructed otherwise for testing purposes.

• Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when working with electricity.
• Do not use the device if it appears damaged or is not functioning correctly.
• Na bi nas àirde na an tomhas ainmichtetage rangachadh.
• Ensure the battery is correctly installed and replaced when low.
• The device is designed for indoor use and has an IP40 rating, meaning it is protected against solid objects larger than 1mm but not against water.

3. Pasgan-susbaint

Dèan cinnteach gu bheil a h-uile nì anns a’ phacaid:

• 1 x PeakTech 3432 Receiver
• 1 x PeakTech 3432 Transmitter with connection cable and plug
• 1 x 9V Block Battery
• 1 x User Manual (German/English)
• 1 x baga-giùlain

Image: All components included in the PeakTech 3432 package: the blue receiver, the black transmitter with its plug, a 9V battery, the user manual, and a black carrying bag.

4. Toradh thallview

The PeakTech 3432 consists of two main units: the Receiver and the Transmitter. Familiarize yourself with their components and controls.

Image: Detailed diagram illustrating the various parts of the PeakTech 3432 Receiver and Transmitter, including buttons, indicators, and battery compartment.

Receiver Components:

1. NCV Signal Indicator
2. NCV Test Unit
3. Measurement Unit Housing
4. Battery Compartment (for 9V Block battery)
5. NCV Button (for non-contact voltage deuchainn)
6. On/Off Button / Reset Button

Pàirtean an tar-chuir:

1. Connection Cable with Plug
2. Test Button for RCD Test
3. LED for RCD Test
4. LED Indicator for Plug Polarity

5. Suidhich

5.1 Stàladh bataraidh

1. Locate the battery compartment on the back of the receiver unit (Component 4 in Product Overview).
2. Fosgail an còmhdach roinn bataraidh.
3. Insert a 9V block battery, ensuring correct polarity (+/-).
4. Dùin an còmhdach roinn bataraidh gu tèarainte.

5.2 Sgrùdadh tòiseachaidh

Before use, briefly press the On/Off button on the receiver to ensure it powers on. The NCV signal indicator should briefly light up, confirming battery power.

6. Stiùireadh Obrachaidh

6.1 Fuse Detection

This function helps identify which fuse controls a specific electrical circuit.

1. Plug the transmitter into a live socket on the circuit you wish to identify.
2. Go to the fuse box.
3. Turn on the receiver by pressing the On/Off button.
4. Slowly scan the fuses in the fuse box with the tip of the receiver.
5. The receiver's NCV signal indicator will light up uaine when no signal from the transmitter is detected, indicating it's not the correct fuse.


Image: The receiver unit held near a fuse in a fuse box, displaying a green light, which signifies that the signal from the transmitter has not been found on this particular fuse.

6. The receiver's NCV signal indicator will light up dearg and emit an audible signal when the signal from the transmitter is found, indicating you have located the correct fuse for that circuit.

Image: The receiver unit held near a fuse in a fuse box, displaying a red light, which signifies that the signal from the transmitter has been successfully detected on this fuse.
7. Once the fuse is identified, you can safely switch it off for maintenance or repair.

6.2 Not-Contact Voltage (NCV) Dearbhadh

The receiver can also be used independently for non-contact voltage lorg.

1. Tionndaidh air a ’ghlacadair.
2. Press the NCV button (Component 5).
3. Hold the tip of the receiver near a conductor, cable, or socket.
4. Ma tha AC beò voltage is detected, the NCV signal indicator will light up red and an audible signal will sound. The intensity of the signal (both visual and audible) may increase with proximity to the voltage tùs.

6.3 Socket Testing

The transmitter unit doubles as a socket tester, indicating the wiring status of a 230V Schuko socket.

1. Plug the transmitter into the socket you wish to test.
2. Observe the LED indicators on the transmitter (Component 4). These LEDs will illuminate in specific patterns to indicate the wiring status (e.g., correct wiring, missing ground, phase/neutral reversal). Refer to the legend on the transmitter for specific indications.

Image: The transmitter unit is plugged into a standard wall socket. Its LED indicators are visible, providing feedback on the socket's wiring configuration and allowing for RCD testing.

6.4 Deuchainn RCD

The transmitter can test the functionality of a 30mA RCD (Residual Current Device).

1. Ensure the transmitter is plugged into a live socket.
2. Press the RCD Test button (Component 2) on the transmitter.
3. If the RCD is functioning correctly, it should trip (switch off) within a short period.
4. If the RCD does not trip, it may be faulty and should be inspected by a qualified electrician.
5. Reset the RCD after testing.

7. Cumail suas

7.1 Glanadh

Wipe the device with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents. Ensure the device is dry before storage or use.

7.2 Ath-nuadhachadh bataraidh

When the receiver's battery is low, the signal indicators may become dim or the device may not power on. Replace the 9V block battery as described in Section 5.1. Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations.

7.3 Stòradh

Store the device in its carrying bag in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. If storing for extended periods, remove the battery to prevent leakage.

8. A ’dèanamh trioblaid

• Chan eil an inneal a’ dol air: Check if the battery is correctly installed and fully charged. Replace the battery if necessary.
• No signal detected during fuse finding: Ensure the transmitter is plugged into a live socket on the circuit you are testing. Verify the socket is functional using the transmitter's socket test feature.
• Multiple fuses show a signal: In some installations, due to proximity or wiring configurations, the receiver might pick up a signal from adjacent fuses. To pinpoint the exact fuse, try scanning more slowly and observing the strongest signal indication (brightest light/loudest sound). It's important to note that this device works with live voltage, and signals can sometimes bleed to nearby conductors.
• RCD does not trip during testing: Ensure the transmitter is correctly plugged into a live socket. If the RCD still does not trip, the RCD itself may be faulty and requires inspection by a qualified electrician.
• Inaccurate NCV readings: Ensure there are no strong electromagnetic fields nearby that could interfere with the NCV detection.

9. Sònrachaidhean

10. Barantas agus Taic

10.1 Barantas

The PeakTech 3432 comes with a 3-year availability for spare parts. For specific warranty terms and conditions, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or contact PeakTech customer service.

10.2 Taic teachdaiche

For technical assistance, troubleshooting beyond this manual, or warranty claims, please contact PeakTech customer support. Contact information can typically be found on the manufacturer's weblàrach no ann am pasgan toraidh.