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1  SAFETY INFORMATION  

1.1  Safety recommendations : 

 

Please  read  this  manual  carefully  before  unpacking,  configuring  or  using  this  equipment.  Note  all 
indications of danger and other warnings. The failure to observe these recommendations could result 
in  serious  injury  to  the  operator  or  could  damage  the  equipment.  To  ensure  that  the  protection 
provided  by  this  equipment  is  appropriate,  do  not  use  or  install  it  other  than  in  accordance  with  the 
conditions indicated in this manual.  
Dismantling  the  cases  is  forbidden.  This  operation  is  limited  exclusively  to  personnel  qualified  by 
MADE.  

 

1.2  Following the safety recommendations : 

 

DANGER : Indicates a dangerous or potentially dangerous situation which, if not avoided, could cause 
serious or deadly injuries 
 
NOTE : Indicates a potentially dangerous situation which could cause superficial to moderate injuries.  
 
Remark Information that merits mention.  

 

1.3  Warning labels 

 

Read all labels and wordings shown on the instrument. Bodily injury or equipment damage could occur 
if these instructions are not respected.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
Symbol requiring reference to the instruction manual for 
instructions concerning operation or safety recommendations 
 

 

 
Dangerous  voltage 
 

 

 
AC current 
 

 

 
IP standard – Protection against dust and water : TRANSMITTER 
 

 

 
IP standard – Protection against dust and water : RECEIVER 
 

IP 65

 

IP 22

 

Summary of Contents for NADIR

Page 1: ...NADIR USER S GUIDE September 2009 MADE V 3 20...

Page 2: ...MITTER 7 4 1 CONNECTION OF THE TRANSMITTER 8 5 NADIR RECEIVER 9 6 USING NADIR RECEIVER 10 6 1 USING THE INTERNAL TRANSDUCER 12 6 2 USING THE EXTERNAL TRANSDUCER 12 6 3 USING THE MADE FLEX ROGOWSKI COI...

Page 3: ...ely to personnel qualified by MADE 1 2 Following the safety recommendations DANGER Indicates a dangerous or potentially dangerous situation which if not avoided could cause serious or deadly injuries...

Page 4: ...ironments It is incumbent upon those who install these systems in dangerous environments to determine the acceptability of the system for its environment Additionally to guarantee safety the installat...

Page 5: ...for the connected loads This signal will be found between the Transmitter connection point and the power source i e Substation This signal is analysed digitally in the Receiver which enables the user...

Page 6: ...isplay screen and integral cable transducer Remote transducer for cable pre identification MADE Flex Rogowski coil for locating the phase s The charger for Receiver battery pack is integrated into the...

Page 7: ...pply 230 V or 400 V The Transmitter is started by switching it ON and a flashing green LED indicates correct operation In the presence of an internal fault the red FAULT lamp will light Should this oc...

Page 8: ...GU_NADIR_V_3_20_EN 8 20 4 1 Connection of the Transmitter Phase to Phase connection in a link box Phase to Neutral connection in a link box...

Page 9: ...grated battery pack This reading will only be correct when the Receiver is disconnected from the charger and the charging cable To recharge the battery pack connect the link cable to the charger in th...

Page 10: ...find the highest signal To use with the integral Transducer Do not connect a Transducer to the Receiver Place the back of the Receiver on the cable and proceed as above Menu Press VALID to enter the c...

Page 11: ...for a more precise discrimination between cables and phases The measurement is made with more sophisticated algorithms in order to better identify the transmitted signal and integrated over 5 seconds...

Page 12: ...GU_NADIR_V_3_20_EN 12 20 6 1 Using the internal Transducer Correct Position Wrong Position 6 2 Using the external Transducer...

Page 13: ...GU_NADIR_V_3_20_EN 13 20 6 3 Using the MADE FLEX Rogowski coil to identify a phase Rogowski coil...

Page 14: ...signal This operation is first done in SEARCH mode which gives an instantaneous measurement acquisition time 2 seconds During the acquisition hold the transducer still When a significant signal is fou...

Page 15: ...e MADE FLEX coil The menus SEARCH or IDENTIFICATION are used as above As an indication the minimum levels observed should be between 30 and 100 depending on the network and loads On the wrong cables t...

Page 16: ...sumption 4 A Fuse on the front face of the Transmitter power 10 AHPC Charger 200 mA Crocodile clip with 10 AHPC fuses Range of voltage 185 V to 250 V or 350 V to 420 V Receiver supply Internal battery...

Page 17: ...faces Use only the accessories delivered with the system In the event of a technical problem request assistance from MADE SA Tel 33 494 083 198 or A T M S Tel 07 717 763 510 or Norwich Instruments Ser...

Page 18: ...MADE Any product that is not used in accordance with the instructions provided by MADE Cost of transport back to MADE Cost of transport by express delivery of parts or products under guarantee Cost t...

Page 19: ...munication of its content are forbidden without written authorization of MADE The content of this document is destined for use only as information It can be modified without prior notice and must not...

Page 20: ...336 CEE Low Voltage Directive LVD Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive EMC and that the standards and or technical specifications listed in this manual have been applied The designated product has...

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