This file is the user's guide of Wireless AC Circuit Identifier Models RT30 and RT32, which introduces the features and characteristics of this product.
The Extech RT30 and RT32 Wireless AC Circuit Identifiers are designed to detect live circuits and monitor lighting changes. The system consists of a transmitter unit that clamps onto wiring or uses an external probe, and a receiver unit that alerts the user via visual and audible signals when a circuit is active.
| Transmission Frequency | RT30 (914MHz) / RT32 (869MHz) |
|---|---|
| Transmission Distance | Approx. 328' (100m) |
| Transmission Power | +10dBm |
| Power Supply | Two (2) 'AAA' batteries |
| Battery Life | 80 hours |
| Operating Temperature | 14 to 122°F (-10 to 50°C) |
| Dimensions (Transmitter) | 4.0x2.4x1.5" (101x61x38mm) |
| Dimensions (Receiver) | 4.5x1.17x 1.02" (114x30x26mm) |
Use a Philips screwdriver to loosen the attaching screw on the battery doors, then replace the two 'AAA' batteries.
The RT30 operates at 914MHz and the RT32 at 869MHz.
Approx. 328’ (100m) in an unobstructed field.
Each unit uses two (2) ‘AAA’ batteries (MN2400 or equivalent).