Indicator light simplifies fault finding

14 January, 2006

Indicator lights on new devices from Hager indicate the type of fault that caused tripping.

An earth-fault indicator light on Hager’s latest range of RCDs and RCBOs makes fault finding quicker and easier. If a device trips with the indicator light on, there is an earth fault. If the light is off after tripping, an overload was the cause of the deviceoperating. The new range also has improved labelling. Circuits are identified on the front with a paper strip clipped and protected by a label holder, as is information for installation and control. All other information is printed on the side.

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