I am testing the wires in a junction box and when I turn the power off and the sensitivity is all the way up it beeps. What level should it be at?
1527736
it depends if you're checking the wire thru the wall that's why you can change the sensitivity. it really depends on the situation. Trying to use it, for example thru tile walls you may have to bring up the levels.
2036780
Check your LOC unit and make sure its connected and setup correctly. Everything on your amp should not be turned up. Put the low pass to the mid point, "mode" set to low pass, sensitivity might be 100mv-2v(check on the loc), and the level should be at the mid-point at most. Also make sure your subs are wired and connected correctly, for the appropriate power. You may want to Contact a local shop for further troubleshooting.
1983205
Check fuses first. Then look at you high pass, full range and your low pass switch. Sensitivity also. Also your level min/max settings. If all else fails, contact planet audio.... they are great over there about walking you through installs.
1155444
Oh no I'm sorry to hear you are having issues but I did not experience any issues. I literally just took it out of the box and plugged it in to the unit and it worked, no beeping or draining (so far!).
1904726
sorry I'm not that savy with what your saying. Should I put a volt meter on the 2 lines and physically trip the sensor itself and look for a voltage spike or a contunity test doing the same thing?
1086606
you need to make shure that you plug the ground wire into the ground side of the tester mine gave the Error code when i first got it as well but then i read the veary fine instructions on the back. they realy are small to read but you need to make sure to fine the ground side and then go from there.
354750
See if u r too close to phones/appliances, or if a computer is on same electical circuit. Very sensitive!
113508
Sound like there is a short circuit. Check your wiring, be sure none got pinch.
1736754
I would first check for a pinched or crimped wire especially near the output and the sensor. If that doesn't reveal any answers and the unit just simply died, then contact David and he will take care of you. The last thing a manufacturer wants is an unhappy customer.
716528
I got this and mine made a beeping noise but it wasn't loud at all. Is it defective or ????!
1793663
Hold it to where it does not go off and move it towards a power cord or a fluorescent light. It should go off the closer to the power it gets. It does not tell you if it is measuring EMF or RF energy.
996127
These are a little more confusing than the original units. The red and black still go to the + and - terminals (power). The remaining two wires are the output from the device which actually trips the alarm panel. The reason for the extra terminals is to maintain supervision of the device which puts the alarm zone into trouble when the sensor reaches the end of its life. You connect the wires to the NO and C and do not use the NC terminal (these are the three terminals on the other side of the detector). Next you put a short wire jumper between the C terminal where the alarm wire is and the NO terminal next to the power connection. Finally you will have to splice a short piece of wire to one end of the resistor and connect the wire to the NO terminal with the alarm wire and the other end of the resistor to the C terminal by the power connection. If everything is correct the alarm zone should ready ready and not in trouble. After placing your account on test, press and hold the test button for about 10 seconds. You will hear it beep a few times and then you will hear a click. At this point it should set off the alarm. Good luck!
830123
There is a low volume tick when the timer activates/deactivates the outlet. But it is silent otherwise.
1266993
Probably because it's adjustable, but the box us a little bulky. The shock mode is adjustable so I would recommend an extremely low setting. The beep mode is very effective even for my lab.
1878163
It is supposed to beep and it does......at times. I had an incident with mine where it beeped on 110v and then didn't on 440v then did again on the 110v. I don't know why it didn't detect the 440 when it tested OK on 110. I would not recommend this product.
1265429
It has sensitivity adjustment and though I have not tried lath I can turn the sensitivity up and hold it 1ft away from a live wire and it will beep.
1165456
I have the same problem it concerns me that it may blow the circuit out! Don't know if its normal or not! My solution is to leave it plugged in and to try not to have to plug it in again.