Dilog 9083p - what is HI-N ?

[golfpaul]

Trying to get a Zs earlier, tester gave me a reading for PSCC but displayed 'HI - N' for PFC, what does that mean?

Ta.

 

[jackhammerJIM]

Read the manual that came with the tester or call there technical line .

It is probably high noise on the earth

 

[shanky887614]

Read the manual that came with the tester or call there technical line .

It is probably high noise on the earth

ive just looked online and it doesn't say what that code could mean.

might be worth calling tech support.


its worth notting it wont let you do your test if it is getting a voltage reading it doesnt like

 

[golfpaul]

Yeah i looked online too, the manual has no mention of it either.

I'll call the tech helpline tomorrow but wondered if anyone had come across it.

 

[shanky887614]

Yeah i looked online too, the manual has no mention of it either.

I'll call the tech helpline tomorrow but wondered if anyone had come across it.

it seems if a fuse pops it says fuse so i recon it is either a reading it doesnt like or setting etc

 

[Richard Burns]

The EFLI test is only meant to run if the voltage is less than 253V so possibly it went over this?
However I would tend to aim for the high noise as well since it is a low current test,

 

[Guest111]

could mean that it's detecting a voltage on the neutral,rather than it being at zero volts.

 

[golfpaul]

could mean that it's detecting a voltage on the neutral,rather than it being at zero volts.

After emailing Dilog, that is indeed the problem.