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Quick Start Guide
AT-8000 Advanced Wire Tracer
Reliable, precise breaker
identification
Tested by Fluke and safety
certified by 3rd party labs
ENG FRE SPA
AT-8000-R
RECEIVER
Intuitive Transmitter
automatically senses whether
the system is energized or
de-energized
Most accurate wire tracing
in its class with 10
sensitivity modes
AT-8000-T
TRANSMITTER
HI
LO

AT-8000 Advanced Wire Tracer

Quick Guide Table of Contents
Tracing Energized Wires - Smart Sensor
TM
................................... 2
Tracing Energized and De-energized Wires - Tip Sensor
Connecting
Identifying Energiz
Transmitter to an Energized Working System
ed and De-energized Breakers and Fuses
................ 3
.............. 4
......... 5
NCV Mode .............................................................................. 6
Finding Breaks and Opens ........................................................ 7
Finding Shorts ......................................................................... 8
Wire Tracer Specications ......................................................... 9
Accessory Specications and Included in Wire Tracer Kits ........... 10
AT-8000 Advanced Wire Tracer
Special Applications:
• GFCI-protected circuit wire tracing
• Find breaks, openings, and shorts
•
Trace wires in metal conduit: junction box method
• Trace non-metallic pipes and conduits
• Trace shielded wires
•
Trace undergr
• Trace low voltage wires and data cables
• Sort bundled wires
• Map circuits using test leads connection
•
Trace breakers on system with light dimmers
• CT-400 signal clamp (optional accessory) to improve accuracy and
performance when ther
ound wires
e is no access to bare conductors
English
See the user manual for further instructions regarding special applications.
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Tracing Energized Wires - Smart Sensor
TM
Set-up:
1
Test Leads
AT-8000-T
Proper connection
with separate
ground
1. Plug the green and red test leads into the Transmitter.
2. Connect the green wire to a separate ground.
3.
Connect the red test lead to the wire being
traced. For receptacles, make sure to connect the
test lead to the line (hot) wire. For Energized
systems the signal will ONL
between the load-side to which the Transmitter is
connected and the source of power.
Y be transmitted
Set-up:
2
Transmitter
Receiver:
Energized Smart Sensor
The Smart Sensor
TM
enables easier wire tracing by
TM
Mode
showing the direction and position of the wire and is the
recommended method for tracing Energized wires.
ENERGIZED:
DE-ENERGIZED:
--
TM
TM
facing
1. Turn on the Receiver and select SMART SENSOR
mode using the directional arrows.
2. Hold the Receiver with the Smart Sensor
the target area.
3.
Move the Receiver in direction indicated by the
arrow on the screen. If the screen flashes a “?” in a
red target then either no signal is detected or the
signal is not adequate enough to display direction;
increase the sensitivity using the “+” button on the
Receiver.
4. Press ENTER when complete to return to the
home screen.
2
Transmitter
indicator showing
signal in
HIGH mode
n on the Transmitter.
1.
Tur
that the test leads are properly connected;
2.
Verify
the red LED voltage status light should be on for
circuits with voltage above 30 V AC/DC.
3.
Select HIGH signal mode by pressing HI.
HI
LO
Blinking
Receiver locked on wire
TIP: For best results, keep the Receiver at least 3
feet from the Transmitter and its test leads to
minimize signal interference and improve wire
tracing results. Select the “Long” Smart Sensor
Range in the Settings Menu if working with wires
that are greater than 3 feet deep.
TM