Slaughter's electrical safety tester gains RS-232 interface
-- Test & Measurement World, 12/29/2008 9:00:00 AM
Slaughter has added an RS-232 serial interface to its 6330 multifunction 6-in-1 electrical safety tester. The RS-232 port is available as an optional feature and allows for the direct connection of the 6330 to a PC.
With the new option, you can set up the 6330 remotely through a PC, quickly configuring all test parameters. The communications interface also allows you to download test results to a PC for record-keeping of electrical safety tests in compliance with many safety agency requirements.
The 6330 provides AC hipot, DC hipot, ground bond, insulation resistance, functional run, and line leakage testing in a single instrument. Additionally, the 6330 offers 10 memory locations capable of storing 20 test steps/location so that you can set up and store test procedures for multiple products in the instrument’s internal memory. A single-step mode also lets you perform each test in a setup individually.
Other features of the 6330 electrical safety tester include electronic dwell settings, built-in measuring devices, milliohm offset capability, electronic ramp settings, and adjustable output current and milliohm trip settings.
Slaughter, www.hipot.com .
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