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Seaward Type C

Seaward Type C
Low voltage indicator

Seaward Type C Low Voltage
Indicator

The Seaward Type C is a potential indicator to provide a safe and effective means of proving that an electrical circuit is de-energised.

The voltage range of the Seaward Type C is 80-650V AC/DC.


Conforms to UK Electricity Council Engineering Recommendations G9
Neon enclosed within shock resistant enclosure
Rugged unit unaffected by immersion in water
Fuse 46KA @ 600 Volts
No moving parts or batteries
Comprises two transparent tubes connected by 1.25m of double insulated cable

Seaward Type C
Part number 114A916
 

 
Only £79.95each

Here is statement from Seaward Electronics about the Type C:

The Seaward Type C was certified by the Factories Inspectorate in the U.K. as Intrinsically Safe, as defined in BS 1259:1958.

B.S.1259 was superceded by B.S.5501-9:1982 and more recently by both BS EN 50014:1998 and BS EN 50020:2002. In addition, the ATEX 94 Directive now applies in certain countries to equipment used in explosive atmospheres and places a different interpretation on the term ¨Intrinsically Safe". The Type C has not been certified as compliant with the ATEX 94 directive.

In an environment where ATEX 94 applies, the purchase of the new Type C to carry out essential electrical safety tests should be subject to a risk analysis by the site safety officer. For environments where the ATEX Directive does not apply, the original certification and "Intrinsically safe" marking remains valid.

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