The LT 1 is an electronic lamp tester that can be used to test gas-filled high- and low-pressure lamps. The following lamps can be tested: Mercury low-pressure lamps, high power mercury lamps, mercury medium-pressure lamps, high-pressure sodium lamps, fluorescent tubes, neon tubes, metal halide lamps, and low-pressure sodium lamps. When the lamp contacts are touched with the test tip, the gas in the lamp is ionized and a light is emitted. In addition, the device can also be used for voltage testing and continuity testing. A flashlight is also integrated. To avoid injury or damage to the device, the enclosed operating instructions must be observed.
The UV-technik LT 1 is an electronic lamp tester designed for testing gas-filled high and low pressure lamps. It can verify mercury low-pressure lamps, high power amalgam lamps, mercury medium-pressure lamps, high-pressure sodium vapor lamps, fluorescent tubes, neon tubes, metal halide lamps, and low-pressure sodium vapor lamps. The device operates by ionizing the gas inside the lamp when the contacts are touched with the test probe, causing the lamp to light up. Additionally, it supports voltage testing and continuity testing, and includes an integrated flashlight. This manual is written in German.
| Output values (new battery) | 3 kV/160 Hz |
|---|---|
| Field strength | 100 µV/m |
| Frequency range | 150-170 kHz |
| Voltage test frequency | 40-60 Hz |
| Continuity test voltage rating | 250 V AC/DC |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| Power supply | 9 V battery IEC 6LR6E1 |
| Dimensions | 225 x 60 x 40 mm |
| Net weight | 450 g |
The LT 1 can test mercury low-pressure lamps, high power amalgam lamps, mercury medium-pressure lamps, high-pressure sodium vapor lamps, fluorescent tubes, neon tubes, metal halide lamps, and low-pressure sodium vapor lamps.
The device is suitable for testing gas-filled high and low pressure lamps, including mercury low pressure lamps, high power amalgam lamps, mercury medium pressure lamps, high pressure sodium vapor lamps, fluorescent tubes, neon tubes, metal halide lamps, and low pressure sodium vapor lamps.
The lamp tester provides an output of approximately 3 kV at 160 Hz when using a new battery.
The voltage tester has a test range of 60-250 V AC.