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Reduce Arc Flash Risk
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The ChekVoltĀ® Non-Contact Enclosure Voltage Portal reduces arc flash risks and increases electrical safety by providing maintenance personnel a no-touch voltage portal on the outside of grounded metallic electrical enclosures.  The ChekVoltĀ® interface, installed on an electrical panel, allows maintenance people to use a non-contact voltage detector 'pen' to check line voltage before and after they open the main disconnect.  The ability to pre-verify electrical isolation before opening a panel puts an additional safety measure between electricians and hazardous voltage.  Standard yellow nameplates help remind personnel to pre-verify every voltage point before accessing the panel interior.

Maintenance people carry non-contact voltage detector 'pens' to quickly verify the presence of voltage in a conductor.  These devices beep or flash in the presence of voltage.  

The ChekVoltĀ® simply extends the line voltage from the main disconnect (or other voltage source) through a wire into an encapsulated non-metallic assembly fastened to the enclosure exterior.

The ChekVoltā„¢ interface installs into a 1/2” (13mm) drilled hole. All nameplates simplify field installations with drilling locator tabs.  Install Qty (3) R-1A for 3-phase applications.
 
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Quantity (3) ChekVolt R-1A’s wired to the LOAD side of a fusible disconnect (Front & Rear View)
FEATURES
 Integral 6’ Lead Wire
 Installs in a ½” Hole
 Legend Plates with Power Graphic
 Rugged Polycarbonate Construction
 UV Outdoor Rated
 Cost less than $15 per point
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Voltage Rating: 600V
Temperature Rating: -20 to 60°C
Material: UV Rated Polycarbonate
Flame Rating: V-2
UL Listed Device (pending)
UL Type 4X and 12 Rating (pending)
Operating instructions:
1.) Verify proper operation of Non-Contact Voltage Detector (NCVD).  With the Isolator closed and the electrical panel powered, verify the the NCVD indicates voltage when completely inserted into the bottom of the recessed area of the ChekVoltā„¢ interface (figure 1).  If the NCVD does not indicate voltage, then proceed with Lock-out Tagout (LOTO) procedure as per  NFPA 70E Annex G or other approved procedure).
2.) Open the isolator, insert the NCVD individually into the indent of each installed R-1A interface (one for each phase).  If the phases have been isolated, then the NCVD should not sense voltage on each R-1A interface and the panel has been pre-verified.  From here on, follow approved electrical LOTO procedure.
Installation Instructions:
1.) A ChekVoltĀ® interface is designed to be installed into a securely grounded metallic electrical enclosure within 6 feet of a voltage source as per state and local codes.
2.) After the ChekVoltĀ® interface has been located, drill a ½”(13mm) hole, and install ChekVoltĀ® into the hole.  Tighten the threaded nut until the gasket has compressed approximately 80%.
3.) For nameplate installations, remove the adhesive backing, and affix the nameplate to the enclosure.  Use the nameplate locator tabs to center the drill. Secure nameplate in the corners with a #4 self tapping screw or type U drive screw.  Once completed, break off the locator tab and install ChekVoltā„¢ as per step #2.
4.) Securely terminate the lead wire to the voltage source.
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Single Point ChekVoltā„¢ Nema 4X Voltage Portal Panel Interface with 6' Lead.
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Legend Plates
Combination ChekVoltā„¢ & VoltageVision® R-3W
Generic and Graphical Legend Plates with Adhesive Backing
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Use a ChekVoltĀ® R-1A with our R-3W Voltage Indicator (40-750VAC/30-1000VDC, 3 Phase).  This example shows an R-1A used to alert and locate 120 VAC separate control.
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Easy Field Installation
Adhesive backed legend plates with center locators to drill pilot holes.
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