BONDLINE SL1302 Static Locator Instruction Manual
- June 24, 2024
- BONDLINE
Table of Contents
BONDLINE SL1302 Static Locator Instruction Manual
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a Static Locator. Please read the instruction manual in great detail before operating the device. Keep this manual readily accessible for later reference.
Description
The SL 1302 Static Locator is a test instrument developed to detect the electrostatic voltage on the surface of electrostatic objects. It uses non- contact measurement technology to influence the electrostatic field of the surface of the object. Minimized to ensure the accuracy of measurement, the static locator can be widely used in electronics, plastics, chemicals, printing, optoelectronics, and other industries. All test instruments are manufactured to the very highest quality allowing qualification to council directives 89/336/EEC.
| Properties | Value |
|---|---|
| Detection range (KV) | 0.01-±20.00 |
| Exterior colour | Black shell, grey key |
| Detection accuracy | ±10% |
| Detection distance | 25mm±1.0mm |
| Input voltage | DC3V(2*AAA) |
| Working current | <100mA |
| Power off | Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds or 180 seconds to |
automatically power off
Working temperature| -18°+(| 50°(
Working humidity| 0-85%RH
Dimensions| 141 x 71 x 38mm (LxWxH)
Net weight| 146g (including: 2 batteries)
Gross weight| 359g±20g (including 4 batteries and packaging accessories)
Product Size Chart
Panel Function Introduction
Installation Guide
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Install the battery and switch on/off:
First, open the battery cover on the back of the static locator and put in 2xAAA standard batteries in the package. Press the switch button to open. See the picture above for details. -
Preparation before testing:
To ensure the normal use of the static locator, first confirm that the three- segment power display on the display screen is marked as full (or enough power) and the parameters reading on the screen are clearly visible. Check whether the various function buttons can be used normally. See the display function diagram for details. -
Detecting static electricity on the surface of the object:
When using, the static detection window of the meter should be parallel to the surface of the object to be measured, and 25mm which is the standard detection distance should be kept away from the surface of the object to be measured. It is recommended to use a ruler for distance calibration if conditions permit. After measuring the data, the data hold button can be pressed to keep the measured data on the display. Press the data hold button repeatedly to resume the detection status.
Warning
The meter should gradually approach the surface of the charged object from far to near during detection. Do not continue to approach the charged object when the detection value reaches the range limit in order to avoid electrostatic discharge damage to the static meter.
Maintenance
- Please store the equipment in a dark place when not in use in order to ensure the performance of the product.
- Please replace the battery when the display is low in order to ensure the accuracy of the test data.
- The equipment is a precision detector and should not be strongly shaken during use.
After-Sale Service
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The electrostatic voltage test form undergoes rigorous testing and aging treatment before leaving the factory. The performance fully meets the standards written in the user manual.
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Warranty: Within one year from the date of purchase, the company may replace any parts that have been inspected by the compan
However, this warranty does not apply to the following: -
The device was used incorrectly;
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Inadvertent or accidental damage during use;
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Self-modification, disassembly, or repair by other service departments not authorised by Bondline.
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Bond line Electronics Ltd does not assume any obligations related to this and the related responsibilities of product users, except for repair or replacement of parts within this regulation.
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The information contained within this instruction manual is for guidance only. We make no warranties expressed or implied and assume no liability regarding any use of this information. (Re-view February 29th 2024)