Extech's RT32 (869MHz) Wireless AC Circuit Identifier can identify live circuits and detect changes in light level with the wireless receiver. With careful use, this detector will provide years of reliable service.
This document is the User's Guide for the Extech Model RT32 (869MHz) Wireless AC Circuit Identifier. The device consists of a transmitter and a receiver designed to identify live circuits and detect changes in light levels. It features a wireless connection with an approximate transmission distance of 100 meters in an unobstructed field.
| Transmission Frequency | 869MHz |
|---|---|
| Transmission Distance | Approx. 100m (328') |
| Transmission Power | +10dBm |
| Power Supply | Two (2) 'AAA' batteries |
| Battery Life | 80 hours (approximately) |
| Operating Temperature | -10 to 50°C (14 to 122°F) |
| Dimensions (Transmitter) | 101x61x38mm (4.0x2.4x1.5") |
| Dimensions (Receiver) | 114x30x26mm (4.5x1.17x 1.02") |
You can disable the audible tone by switching the receiver power switch to the audio OFF position.
The device transmits at a frequency of 869MHz.
The transmission distance is approximately 100m (328') in an unobstructed field.
The battery life is approximately 80 hours.