Lockdown Learning - How to use the test equipment for non-contact voltage indicators

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Welcome to #LockdownLearning
Here's Baxi Trainer Graham taking you through how to use the test equipment required for non-contact voltage indicators and industry guidance on working safely with electrics.
Note: This video is intended for Gas Safe registered engineers only.
For more information on Baxi Training: www.baxitraining.co.uk

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13 апр 2020

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Комментарии : 10

@jeffcollins3040 4 года назад

Brilliant advice.

@mianasifgujar 4 года назад

Excellent

@sergd7885 2 года назад

have been watching your channel for a long time, I have baxi solo 2 pf the overheat lamp lights up and he does not want to turn on thanks for any help, pump ok work.

@manjsingh6500 3 года назад

😊👍

@williammcclintock7353 4 года назад

Good explanation but important to clarify that Non contact voltage detectors should be able to detect voltages of 50 V or greater as a minimum- according to BS6891:2015+A1:2019

@colinfleming2244 4 года назад

Good explanation but not what to do if you do find it going. Had so many doing it and getting sparks out to check and they just laugh at ye

@EPEBLTD 4 года назад

One problem with that volt stick it dose not pick up anything less that 240 volts what if there is 110v or 70v for argument sake it won't show vailtage 110v can kill to Another point what about making sure your meter is not live fire or cooker also Very very bad advise in my personal opinion

@sarunassurvila7857 4 года назад

So this device is pointless in your opinion?

@naeemyousef9232 4 года назад

I have a LAP non contact voltage pen that detects voltages from 50V-1000V AC. Does the job perfectly well.

@iantrott8874 4 года назад

In the advice for gas Safe registered engineers (tb118), which this video is aimed at it does explain what type of voltage indicator is required and the correct type works on lower voltages than 240. Graham does refer to this document in the video.