TOS93 series electrical safety analyzer user manual, introduces the use of the product, precautions, safety precautions and other content.
About this manual
This manual covers the Kikusui TOS93 series electrical safety analyzer, describing its safety interlock, required accessories, and the various test functions such as withstanding voltage, insulation resistance, earth continuity, partial discharge, touch current, protective conductor current, and patient leakage current. It also explains how to configure the device, use the front‑panel controls, and perform remote control via SCPI commands.
Additional sections detail environmental requirements, power‑cord specifications, interface options (LAN, USB, RS232C), and warranty information. The document includes a table of contents, component names, safety warnings, and an appendix with specifications and troubleshooting guidance.
What's inside
- Safety Precautions for Testing
- Installation
- Basic Operation
- Test Types (Withstanding Voltage, Insulation Resistance, Earth Continuity, Partial Discharge, Leakage Current)
- Meter Mode and Auto Test
- External Control and Memory Function
- System Settings
- Maintenance
- Specifications
- Appendix
Specifications
| Operating temperature range | 0 °C to 40 °C |
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| Storage temperature range | -20 °C to 70 °C |
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| Storage humidity limit | ≤ 90 % rh |
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| Power cord rating (US) | 125 Vac / 10 A |
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| Power cord rating (EU/UK) | 250 Vac / 10 A |
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| Display | 7‑inch color LCD |
Frequently asked questions
What does the safety interlock do when the TOS93 series is first powered on?
The safety interlock prevents any tests from being performed until the SIGNAL I/O plug is connected to release it.
Which model supports the partial discharge test?
Only the TOS9301PD model includes the partial discharge measurement function.
What environmental conditions are required for operating the TOS93 series?
The device must be used in temperatures between 0 °C and 40 °C and humidity between 20 % rh and 80 % rh, with no condensation.