[New] 【No need for wires, improved workability】 Wiring continuity checker HWC300
HWC300 model
Achieve compact and low-cost solutions! Wiring continuity checks and ground fault detection are possible without inspection wires!
Compared to our conventional product "HWC200," we have enhanced the functionality while reducing the price. It is possible to perform wiring continuity checks and ground fault detection without inspection wires.
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basic information
■ No long wires are needed for wiring continuity checks, improving work efficiency (using the casing) ■ Capable of detecting ground faults in the wire (contact with the casing) ■ Buzzer sound and LED display ■ Double-checking possible with two people at both ends ■ Usable as a conventional bell checker with just one unit ■ Users can change the threshold ■ Automatic recognition of modes (master/slave/standalone) ■ Auto power-off function
Price range
P2
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Applications/Examples of results
【Usage Examples】 (1) Examples of use with parent unit/child unit pairs Trains, automobiles, cranes, construction machinery, elevators, escalators, factory equipment, steel frame structures, etc. *Since the chassis can be used as a ground wire, it can be used regardless of the genre as long as the chassis is conductive. (2) Example of standalone use of the parent unit Any equipment or device, similar to conventional bell checkers. Additionally, if the chassis is conductive, it is also possible to detect contact with the chassis.
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Company information
We consistently carry out the design, manufacturing, and testing of equipment that requires reliability and safety, such as braking systems and safety devices for railway vehicles, including the Shinkansen. We also manufacture equipment for substation facilities that transmit electricity. In other words, we support social infrastructure with technology that safely, stably, and reliably stops electricity and movement, even in all environments and during abnormal conditions.
