Switch Analyzer SA10

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SWITCH ANALYZER
SA10
Elcon AB Revision 7 March 18, 2005

Contents
1. General description
2. Connections to SA10
2.1 General safety regulations
2.2 Power supply and protective grounding
2.3 Connections for time measurement
2.3.1 Safety regulations
2.3.2 Principals for connections to SA10
2.3.3 Connections for one breaking unit per phase
2.3.4 Connections for two or more breaking units per phase
2.3.5 Connections for a breaking unit with a pre-insertion resistor
2.4 Connections for a resistance measurement of a breaking unit
2.4.2 Connection
2.5 Connections for resistance measurement of pre-insertion resistors
2.5.2 Principal of measurement
2.5.3 Connection
2.6 Connections of the breakers operating mechanism
2.6.2 Connection of operating coils
2.6.3 Connection of motor
2.7 Connection of transducers
2.8 Connection of a PC
2.9 Connection of the build-in printer (Option)
3. Operating instructions for using SA10 stand-alone

3.1 Before operation
3.2 Stand alone operations of SA10
4. Technical specification
5. Maintenance
5.1 Before use
5.2 After use
5.3 Every year or when necessary
6. Adjustments
6.1 Instrument needed
6.2 General
6.3 General calibration procedure
6.3.1 Calibration wizard for Voltage measurement on analogue inputs
6.3.2 Calibration wizard for Current measurement on analogue inputs
6.3.3 Calibration wizard of analogue transducer inputs
6.3.4 Calibration of resistance measurement
7. Storage and handling
8. Spare parts

1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Switch Analyzer SA10

The Switch Analyzer SA10 is a portable instrument, especially designed to analyze Circuit
Breakers in the field. Even though SA10 is intended for use together with a computer, it can be
used stand-alone for some simpler measurements. To be handy in field works, the SA10 is built in
a small and robust metal carry bag. When used together with a notebook computer and a
portable printer, a place is reserved in the cover section of the carry bag. Together with a
computer, BTS software and external coil and motor supplies the SA10 acts fully compatible with
our production routine test system. The measurements that can be made in stand alone are:
voltage and current for both motor and coils, time for three independent contacts in, open, close
and close-open operations and static resistance of main contacts.
Contact time measurements

There are three groups, each of four main and two auxiliary contact indication inputs. Main
contact inputs, supplies 100 mA during operations and can also indicate pre-insertion resistors
simultaneously. Auxiliary contact inputs can handle both free and live contacts. All contact inputs
are of type semi protected banana-jacks and are protected against faulty connections and high
voltage discharges.
Travel transducers
Up to three, digital or analogue, travel transducers, in any combination, can be used for
simultaneous measurements.
Resistance measurement
Main contact resistance measuring can directly be done with an internal 200 Amp current
generator. Both static and dynamic measuring is possible.
Pre-insertion resistor resistance can be measured with use of a reference resistance.
Operating coil control

With an external power supply connected through this section the operating coils can be fully
controlled. The current flow through the coils and the supply voltage are measured.
Motor monitoring
In the Auxiliary section there is provisions to monitor current and voltage from an external motor
supply.
Internal sampling
Sampling frequency for analogue and digital functions can be programmed for frequencies up to
50 kHz. Note! The PC-software sets the sampling frequency.
Power supply
An external AC- and DC- power as well as the internal accumulator can be used.
Future
SA10 is prepared for analyzing synchronized breakers, read pressure transducers, control
external logic etc.

Environmental
SA10 is built in a small metal carry bag designed for rough handling in tough outdoor
environments. All connections are protected for any possible type of electrical discharges and
disturbances. Some of the inputs are even protected against faulty connections up to 400V peak.
SA10 fulfils the European conformity requirements in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)-
directive 89/336/EEC including amendments by the CE-marking Directive 93/68/EEC, and is CE-
marked.
Internal printer
SA10 can be equipped with a small built-in printer for printouts of contact times in stand-alone
mode.
The notebook computer

In most cases a standard notebook computer can be used but for tougher environments an
outdoor type is recommended. Follow is our recommended minimum requirements for the
notebook computer:
Processor 1 GHz
Internal memory: 256 Mbyte
Hard disc: 2 Gbyte free disc space
System software: Windows-2000/XP
Word-2000/XP
For printouts a small battery powered printer is practical but any printer supported by windows
can be used.
PC-software
The testing method used in this program, follows established industrial standard.
Software BTS9
SA10 versions with serial number <= SA10150 uses the older software BTS9
See separate manual Instruction manual BTS9 for more information
Remark!
These older versions of SA10 can be upgrade for use with the newest software BTS11.
Contact your distributor for upgrade information.
Software BTS11
SA10 versions with serial number > SA10150 uses the newest software BTS11
See separate manual BTS11 User manual for more information

2. CONNECTIONS
2.1. General safety regulations
Important!
Before making any live connections to the SA10, make sure that it is connected to protective
earth (ground).
When the SA10 is connected to a wall socket, the socket must be a grounded power outlet.
Follow local safety regulations for work on high-voltage circuit breakers.
Before connecting the SA10 to a high-voltage breaker, make sure the breaker is closed and
grounded on at least one side.
Never do any work on a circuit breaker unless the control circuits of the breaker are
disconnected from the SA10 control inputs or outputs.
Make sure that surrounding personal cant touch the breaker during an operation.
If a test sequence shall be running in automatic mode its absolutely necessary to have a
security circuit that prevent surrounding personal to touch the test object during the sequence.
The power supplies for coils and motor must be interlocked to a security circuit that cut the
power if the security circuit is open.
See the additional safety regulations presented in sections 2.3.1, 2.4.1, 2.5.1 and 2.6.1.
2.2 Power supply and protective grounding

The SA10 can be powered from any AC or DC source, 100-250 V.
When the SA10 is connected to a wall socket, the socket must be a grounded power outlet.
Power can also be supplied from the built-in, auto-charged batteries.
IMPORTANT!
The SA10 have a separate grounding terminal (green/yellow) that must be grounded to the
nearest protective earth (ground) with a separate wire.

2.3 Connections for time measurement

When only one side of the breaker is connected to earth (ground), special precautions must be
observed. To protect service personnel and the measuring equipment from surges, two important
rules must be followed closely.
The SA10 case must be earthed (grounded).

All circuit breaker connections and disconnections must be made while the breaker poles are
closed and connected to earth (ground) on least one side.
2.3.2 Principals for connections to SA10

To get a useful protocol and to fit to the PC-software it is necessary to connect contacts in a
certain way:
Use separate contact groups ("Contacts 1" - "Contacts 3") for separate phases.
Use contacts "A" - "D" for separate breaker elements in each phase.
Use contacts "a" and "b" for connection of auxiliary contacts (live or free)
Note!
Do not exceed the input voltage limit of 250 V AC or 400 V DC.
2.3.3 Connections for one breaking unit per phase
Figure 2.1 Connections for a one breaking unit per phase

2.3.4 Connections for two or more breaking units per phase

Note! Only one phase is shown
Figure 2.2 Connections for four breaking units per phase
2.3.5 Connection for a breaking unit with a pre-insertion resistor

The contact inputs "A" -"D" in each contact group have two levels of resistance sensitivity.
There is no different of connecting a breaker unit with a pre-insertion resistor
and connecting a breaker unit without a pre-insertion resistor.
Note!
The value of the pre-insertion resistor must be in the range 50 - 5000 ohm
Figure 2.3 Connections for a breaking unit with a preinserted resistor

2.4 Connections for a resistance measurement of a breaking unit

observed. To protect service personnel and the measuring equipment from surges, two important
rules must be followed closely.
The SA10 case must be earthen (grounded).

All circuit breaker connections and disconnections must be made only while the breaker poles
are closed and connected to earth (ground) on least one side.
2.4.2 Connection
Use a connection wire >= 25 mm2 to connect the 200A current generator from the SA10 to the
breaking unit that is going to be measured.
Important
Keep the to two measuring wires near together (twisted) as long as possible to get a good
measuring result.
Figure 2.4 Connections for a resistance measurement of a breaking unit

2.5 Connections for resistance measurement of a pre-insertion resistor

observed. To protect service personnel and the measuring equipment from surges, the following
important rules must be followed closely.
The SA10 case must be earthen (grounded).

All circuit breaker connections and disconnections must be made only while the breaker poles
are closed and connected to earth (ground) on least one side.
disconnected from the SA10 control outputs. (avoiding unintentional breaker operations)
Warning! Do not short-circuit or touch the auxiliary voltages to and from the SA10.
Use of touch-protected connectors is recommended.
2.5.2 Principal of measurement

The auxiliary DC-voltage to the coils are used as a voltage source.
The voltage division between the pre-insertion resistor and a reference resistor is used to
calculate the resistance of the pre-insertion resistor.
Selection of reference resistor:

Select the reference resistor in the same range (or lower) as the pre-insertion resistor. Use a
power resistor (>= 10W). Current will flow during a short time i.e. the pulse length set for coils.
The voltage across the reference resistor and the pre-insertion resistor are recommended to be
greater than 20VDC and must be less than 300VDC. Try to get as high current as possibly to
avoid influence from surrounded capacitive current.
2.5.3 Connection
See figure 2.5. Make sure that the connections to the reference resistor are well isolated.
Connect the breaker coils to the SA10 for a normal CO-operation (not shown in figure 2.5).
Note! Do not connect the motor to SA10. See paragraph 2.6 for connections.
Connect a wire between COILS:COM and AUX:COM

Connect a wire between output COILS:CLOSE and measuring input AUX:Uk.
Connect a reference resistor between output COILS:CLOSE and measuring input AUX:Ul.
Connect the pre-insertion resistor between AUX:Ul and AUX:COM
Rref
Figure 2.5 Connections for resistance measurement of a pre-insertion resistor

2.6 Connection of the breaker operating mechanism
Warning! Do not short-circuit or touch the auxiliary voltage. Use of touch-protected

connectors is recommended.
disconnected from the SA10 control outputs. (avoiding unintentional breaker operations)
Note!
The white 4 mm panel socket "ISOL" is an isolated connection that can be used to disconnect
the control circuits of the breaker.
2.6.2 Connection of operating coils

See figure 2.6
Connect the coil voltage to the inputs "Uc" and "COM".

Connection to COM is optional and is only used for monitoring the voltage.
Connect the positive connection of the closing coil and the positive connection of the opening
coil to the outputs "CLOSE" and "OPEN".
Connect the negative connections of the operating coils to the negative connection of the coil
voltage.
2.6.3 Connection of motor

See figure 2.6
Connect the auxiliary voltage to the inputs "Um" and "COM"

Connect the motor connections to the output "MOTOR" and to the negative connection of the
auxiliary voltage.
Note!
The connection of the motor circuit is optional and is only necessary for monitoring the voltage
and current
Close Coil
+
~ Open Coil
Coil
Voltage
-
~
Motor
+
~
Motor
Voltage
-
~
Figure 2.6 Connection of the breaker operating mechanism

2.7 Connection of transducers

Up to three pulse- or analog transducers can be connected to the inputs "T1" to "T3".
The connection must be done with a special cable connector:

Connector: LEMO FGG.2K.308.CLCK90
Pin description for a pulse transducer with two pulse trains:

1: Pulse 1
2: Inverted pulse 1
3: Pulse input 2
4: Inverted pulse 2
5: +5 VDC
6: Ground.
Pin description for a analog travel transducer (potentiometer):

5: +5 VDC
6: Ground
7: Wiper
Tip!
Use prefabricated cables for connection.
2.8 Connection of a PC
Any standard PC with one free communication port "COM1" or "COM2" can be connected.
Use a standard serial RS232 PC-cable with a 9 pole DSUB pin connector for connection to SA10.
2.9 Connection of the build-in printer (Option)

Connect the communication port RS232on SA10 to the communication port located beside the
build-in printer. Use the delivered special made communication cable, see below.
Description of communication cable for the build-in printer (can also be used for the PC )
9-pole Dsub male 9-pole Dsub female Cable area

Pin 2 Pin 2 0.20 mm2
Note!
The build-in printer can not be used at the same time as the notebook computer.

3. OPERATING INSTRUCTION FOR USING SA10 STAND ALONE

The instruction below only handles the operating instruction for using the SA10 as a stand-alone
instrument.
See separate BTS11 User manual for use of the PC-software
3.1 Before operation

See section "2. CONNECTIONS" for connections to SA10
Important!
Read carefully section 2.1 for General safety regulations and sections 2.3.1, 2.4.1, 2.5.1 and
2.6.1 for additional safety regulations
3.2 Stand alone operations of SA10

For simpler operations and measurements is the SA10 equipped with one LCD-display and two
operation buttons "OPEN" and "CLOSE".
The SA10 can be in the following modes.

- Monitoring and operation mode
- Result mode
- Contrast adjustment mode
3.2.1 Monitoring and operation mode (normal mode)

The display shows:
The next operation that can be done ("Ready for open" or "Ready for Close")
Voltage value for inputs "Uc", "Uk", "Ul" and "Um".
Current value "Im" for motor
The inputs "Uk" and "Ul" are for future use but can be used as simple voltage instruments.
If the SA10 is powered from the built-in battery is the text "Batt" displayed in lower right corner.
The text "Batt" is flashing for low battery voltage.
Note!
When SA10 is in this mode can operations only be done with the operation buttons.
Text "Ready for close" is displayed :

Pressing "CLOSE" button: A close operation is done
Pressing "OPEN" button: Nothing is happen
Pressing "CLOSE" and OPEN simultaneous: A close-open operation is done
Text "Ready for open" is displayed :

Pressing "CLOSE" button : A resistance measurement is done
Pressing "OPEN" button : An open operation is done
Note:
Resistance measurement can only be done when the SA10 is powered from an separate AC or
DC source.
The results of an operation are automatically displayed after a done operation.

Result mode
Results of an operation are displayed.
Close, Open and Close-Open operations

Operating times for contacts "1A" , "2A", "3A" (doted contact inputs on the panel).
Maximum coil current during operation
Resistance measurement
Resistance value.
Current value.
Voltage value.
Pressing any of the operation buttons "CLOSE" or "OPEN" will get You back to monitoring mode
where new operations and measurements can be done.
Contrast adjustment mode

To get in the contrast adjustment mode you have to make the following steps:
Turn off the SA10 with the "Power" button
Press the OPEN buttons and then turn on the SA10 with the "Power" button.
The display shows the text:

Adjust contrast
OPEN -> Increase
CLOSE -> Decrease
Pressing "OPEN" button will increase the contrast

Pressing "CLOSE" button will decrease the contrast.
If no button is pressed during about 5 seconds the SA10 will get You back to monitoring mode for
making a new operation and measurements.
Printout mode (option)

Connect the special made communication cable between SA10 and the built-in printer.
To get a printout you have to make the following steps:

Turn off the SA10 with the "Power" button
Press the CLOSE buttons and then turn on the SA10 with the "Power" button.
The latest contact times for Close, Open and Close-Open operations are then printed out on
the build-in printer.

4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Main contact inputs: 12 independent

Main measure current: 100 mA
Auxiliary contacts inputs: 6 independent
Auxiliary measure current: 1 mA with internal source
Resolution all contacts: 20s at 50 kHz sampling
Transducer inputs: 3 pcs, analog or digital

Digital input receivers: RS422
Transducer resistance: 100 ohm min.
Analog resolution: 12 bits
Power supply both: 5 VDC
Internal sampling: 50 kHz max.
Resistance measure inputs: 1 pcs

Measurement range: 0 - 1000 ohm
Measurement accuracy: 2 ohm
Current source: 200 ADC
Source capacity: 4 V
Operating coil inputs: 1 pcs, Uc, (COM)

Voltage measure: 0 - 300 V DC 1% or 1V
0 - 300 V AC 2% or 2V
Operating coil outputs: 2 pcs, CLOSE, OPEN
Current measure: 0 - 30 A DC 1% or 0.1 A
0 - 30 A AC 2% or 0.2 A
Output type: Semiconductor
Internal current limited to abt. 20 A
Auxiliary inputs: 3 pcs, Uk, Ul, Um, (COM)

Voltage measure: 0 - 300 V DC 1% or 1V
0 - 300 V AC 2% or 2V
Motor output: 1 pcs, MOTOR, supplied from Um
Current measure: 0 - 50 A DC 1% or 0.1 A
0 - 50 A AC 2% or 0.2 A
Communication interface: RS232 internal optical isolated

Display: LCD, 4 rows of 20 characters
Pushbuttons: 2 pcs, CLOSE, OPEN
AC-power supply: 85 - 265V, 50/60 Hz

DC-power supply: 100 - 375V
Main fuse: 2At
Internal battery: Lead accumulator 12V 6Ah
Operating temp. range: -20C - 50C ( -4F - 131F)

Operating rel. humidity: 0% - 97%, non-condensing
Dimension: 458*331*153 mm (18*13*6)

Weight: 12 kg (27 lbs)

5.0 MAINTENANCE
5.1 Before use
Check battery condition by short circuit the high current cables (2*10 m, 25 mm2) and
make a resistance measurement. The measurement current should be >195A.
If the value is lower then 195 A you have to charge the internal battery by connecting the
mains input to a wall socket for some hours. Make a new try and check the current value
again. If the value still is lower then 195 A the battery must be replaced.
Note!
This is important if Resistance measurement shall be done or that the unit shall operate
without main power.
5.2 After use
Clean the front panel and set the unit to dry.
Charge battery by connect the mains input to a wall socket.
Note:
The SA10 internal batteries may be need recharging if it has been stored away for some
time. Recharge by connecting the mains.
5.3 Every year or when necessary

Check and calibrate the equipment as described in paragraph 6. ADJUSTMENTS

6.0 ADJUSTMENTS
6.1 Instrument needed

DC-voltage source 1: 0-250 V DC (used for calibration of motor and coil voltage)
DC-voltage source 2: 0 -5 V DC (used for calibration of transducers analog input)
DC-voltage source 3: 0-200 mV DC (used for calibration of voltage at resistance
measurement)
DC-current source: 0-10 A (min) (used for calibration of motor and coil current)
Voltage instrument: 0 -300 VDC accuracy 0,2%
Current instrument: 0 -10 A (min) accuracy 0,2%
Current shunt: 100 -500 uohm, accuracy 1%
Computer: with the software BTS11 installed.
6.2 General
The calibration of SA10 is done with the software BTS11 (BTS9).
Refer to User manual for operating instructions.
All analogue inputs on the SA10 are software calibrated.

Calibration can easy be done from a calibration guide.
All calibration constants and password for changing constants are saved in the SA10.
Note!
Password at delivery is elcon
Principle of calibration
Two points are measured at abt.10 respective about 90% of full scale for selected input.
The values are measured with both the SA10 and a connected reference instrument.
With use of the equation for the straight line new calibration constants are then calculated.
Inputs that shall be calibrated

Coil voltage "Uc"
Coil current "Ic"
Motor voltage "Um"
Motor current "Im"
Voltage input "Uk"
Voltage input "Ul"
Analog transducers "T1" , T2, T3
Voltage for resistance "Ur"
Current for resistance "Ir"
See paragraph 4. SPECIFICATION for input range and accuracy.

6.3 General calibration procedure

Select function "Control unit" from the menu "Service"
Select command button Calibrate

The following dialogue box is displayed:
The dialogue box has three tabs for different types of inputs.
The calibration constants for selected inputs are displayed.
For tab Analogue Inputs are the inputs selected from a list box.
Note!
Typing new values in the text boxes change the calibration constants immediately.
This is not recommended for tabs Analog inputs, Transducers and Resistance.
Use the command button Calibration wizard instead.
Command buttons
New Password Change of current password (The password is saved in SA10)
Customer settings: Set a customer instrument No for SA10
Calibration wizard Start a calibration guide for selected inputs
Print Print all calibration constants for SA10 on a connected printer.
Save Save all changed calibration constants to SA10
Cancel Close the dialog box.
The calibration procedure is almost the same for all inputs.

Select tab for inputs to calibrate
Press the command button Calibration wizard... for starting the calibration guide
(Not available for tab Time measurement)
Follow the instructions for each dialogue box in the wizard.

6.3.1 Calibration wizard for Voltage measurement on analogue inputs:
Select tab Analog inputs from the dialogue box Calibration SA10. See paragraph 6.3.
Select inputs to be calibrated form the list box.
Select command button Calibration wizard. The following dialogue box is displayed:
Calibration wizard
Step 1.
Select voltage input to calibrate with the option button.

Press command button Next
Step 2
Connect a stable DC-voltage source and a voltage instrument to the selected input.
Press the command button Next.

Step 3.
Set the voltage source to about -200 V.

Enter the value (V) from the reference instrument.
Press the command button Next
Step 4.
Set the voltage source to about +200 V.

Enter the value (V) from the reference instrument.
Press the command button Next

Step 5
Select button Finish to calculate and update the calibration constants in the main
calibration dialogue window, see paragraph 6.3.
Select button Cancel to cancel the guide without updating the calibration constants.
Note!
The new values are not directly saved. Only the text boxes in the main calibration
dialogue window are updated. You have to select the command button Save to
permanently save the new constants to the SA10.
Remark
Calibration of input Um, Ul and Uk is done in the same way as above.

6.3.2 Calibration wizard for Current measurement on analogue inputs:
Select tab Analog inputs from the dialogue box Calibration SA10. See paragraph 6.3.
Select inputs to be calibrated from the list box
Calibration wizard
Step 1.
Select which current input to calibrate with the option button.

Press command button Next.
Step 2
Connect a DC-current source to input Uc and to output CLOSE in series with a current
instrument.

Step 3.
Set the current source to about -9A.

Enter the value (A) from the reference instrument.
Step 4.
Set the current source to about +9A.

Enter the value (A) from the reference instrument.

Step 5
Note!
Remark
Calibration of input Im is done in the same way as above.

6.3.3 Calibration wizard of analogue transducer inputs:

Select tab Transducers from the dialogue box Calibration SA10, see paragraph 6.3.
Calibration wizard
Step 1.
Select Transducer input to calibrate with the option button.

Step 2
Connect a stable DC-voltage source (0-5V) and a voltage instrument to the selected
input.

Step 3
Set the voltage source to about 0.5 V.

Enter the value (mV) from the reference instrument.
Step 4
Set the voltage source to about 4.5 V

Enter the value (mV) from the reference instrument.

Step 5
Note!

6.3.4 Calibration of resistance measurement:

Select tab Resistance from the dialogue box Calibration SA10
Select command button Calibration wizard
Important
Calibration of input Ur must be done before the calibration of the current.
This input is used as a reference instrument when the current Ir is calibrated
Calibration of voltage input Ur:

Calibration of voltage input Ur is done in the same way as calibration of voltage for Analog
inputs, see paragraph 6.3.1
Calibration of current Ir:

Calibration of the source current for resistance measurement is done indirect by using the
input Ur as a voltage reference instrument and a current shunt as a reference resistor.
Select tab Resistance from the dialogue box Calibration SA10, see paragraph 6.3.
Calibration wizard
Step 1.
Select input Ir for calibration of source current at resistance measurement.


Step 3
Remove any connected resistance to the current output (200A).

Step 4
Make a connection for a normal resistance measurement.

Connect a reference resistance (100-500 ohm) to the 200A outputs on the SA10.
Connect voltage measurement over the resistance to input Ur.
The measurement shall be done with the 4-terminalprincipal.

Step 5.
Note!

7.0 STORAGE AND HANDLING
Unpacking and handling instructions
The transporting case protects the SA10 from being damaged.

The Switch Analyzer is a field-test equipment and is constructed to withstand the handling it
requires to fulfil its purposes, although the front panel is sensitive for scratches and other
marks. The display is the most sensitive point of the SA10, it will not tolerate harsh
management. This should be considered during unpacking and handling of the unit.
Storage
The SA10 technical specification for operating is as follows:

The SA10 should not be stored in subzero temperatures for a longer period of time.
It should not be stored in extreme environments either.
Note:
If the SA10 internal batteries may need recharging if it has been stored away for some time.
Recharge by connecting the mains.

8.0 SPARE PARTS
All spare parts can be ordered directly from Elcon AB.

Contact us and give us the below information depending on which spare part you are
interested in.
Description Article no. Supplier Manufature

Accessories box S101 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
One pair black/red insulated clips S102 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
One set with four pair black/red insulated clips S104 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
One black jumper S105 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
One set of four black jumpers S106 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Accessories kit including S107 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
- Accessories box
- One set with four pair black/red insulated clips
- One set of four black jumpers
Digital transducer RS530 2500 pulses S108 Elcon AB Leine&Linde

Analogue transducer TLH150 S109 Elcon AB NovoTechnik
Transporting case S113 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Current shunt 100 uohm S115 Elcon AB TheromoVolt
Cable for Mains (1.8m) S201 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic

Communication cable, SA10-PC (1.8m) S202 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Cables for Motor (4m) S203 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Cables for Coils (4m) S204 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Cable for digital transducer (10m). S205 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Cable for analogue transducer (10m). S206 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Current cables for resistance measurement (10m) S207 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Cable for Main Contacts (10m) S208 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Batteries 2pcs S301 Elcon AB Hawker Energy

Fuse 40A S302 Elcon AB Maxifuse
For orders regarding different transducers as well as transducer cables, please contact Elcon
AB for the solution that fits your needs.

USER MANUAL SA10 APPENDIX 1
Storage and Handling Page 1(1)
Storage and Handling.
1. Unpacking and handling instructions
The transporting case protects the SA10 from being damaged.

The Switch Analyzer is a field-test equipment and is constructed to withstand the handling it
requires to fulfil its purposes, although the front panel is sensitive for scratches and other
marks. The display is the most sensitive point of the SA10, it will not tolerate harsh
management. This should be considered during unpacking and handling of the unit.
2. Storage
The SA10 technical specification for operating is as follows:

The SA10 should not be stored in subzero temperatures for a longer period of time.
And it should not be stored in extreme environments either.
Note: If the SA10 internal batteries may need recharging if it has been stored away for some
time. Recharge by connecting the mains.
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USER MANUAL SA10 APPENDIX 2
Spare parts Page 1(1)
Spare Parts.
All spare parts can be ordered directly from Elcon AB.
Contact us and give us the below information depending on which spare part you are interested in.
Description Article no. Supplier Fabr.
Batteries 2pcs 69-366-60 Elcon AB Hawker Energy
Fuse 40A 33-090-44 Elcon AB Maxifuse
Fuse 2A 33-105-96 Elcon AB Littlefuse
Mains Cable ------------- Elcon AB
Communication
Cable (SA10-PC) ------------- Elcon AB
Cables for
analogue meas. 123510 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Cables for
Main Contacts 123100 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Cables for
Motor 123200 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Cables for
Coils 123300 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Cables for
Resistance meas. 123400 and 123100 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
Accessories box 124500 Elcon AB BIAB Electronic
For orders regarding different transducers as well as transducer cables, please contact Elcon
AB for the solution that fits your needs.
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SA10 User manual Page 1 (32)

Elcon AB Revision 7 March 18, 2005

3. Operating instructions for using SA10 stand-alone

7. Storage and handling

Elcon AB Revision 7 March 18, 2005