This manual provides operating and safety instructions for the Greenlee 2007 Power Finder circuit tracer, including procedures for tracing live and dead…
The Greenlee 2007 Power Finder is a tool designed for experienced electrical workers to identify and trace circuits. It consists of a transmitter that plugs into a power source (9-300 volts AC/DC) and a receiver used to detect the unique magnetic signature generated by the transmitter.
| Transmitter Operating Voltage | 9-300 Volts, AC/DC (200-680 VAC, 200-1000 VDC with adapter) |
|---|---|
| Transmitter Current | 8 mA Avg.; 100 mA Peak |
| Receiver Power Source | Standard 9 Volt Battery (included) |
| Detection Range | Up to 20 feet from circuit |
The transmitter operates on 9-300 Volts AC or DC, or up to 680 VAC and 1000 VDC when using the high voltage adapter.
Connecting the PowerFinder to power in excess of 300 volts will cause damage to the unit.
The receiver can detect signals up to 20 feet away from the circuit.