Amprobe AT-6000-T Transmitter

The AT-6000-T Transmitter works on Energized and De-energized circuits up to 600 V AC/DC in Category I through Category III electrical environments.

Features And Specifications

• Measurement category: CAT III 600 V
• Operating Voltage: 0 to 600 V AC/DC
• Operating frequency: 6.25 kHz (Energized) / 32.768 kHz (De-Energized)
• Current output of signal (typical): Energized circuit: HI mode: 60 mA RMS / LO mode: 30 mA RMS / De-energized circuit: / HI mode: 130 mA RMS / LO mode: 40 mA RMS / Loop mode: 160 mA RMS
• Transmitter Signal Modes:
  • High Signal (Hi) – The HIGH mode function is recommended for most wire tracing applications on Energized and De-energized circuits including breaker location. This function will be used the majority of the time.
  • Low Signal (Lo) – The LOW mode function is only appropriate for the most demanding and precise wire tracing applications, as it limits the signal level generated by the Transmitter in order to pinpoint the wire location more precisely. A lower signal level reduces coupling to neighboring wires and metal objects, which avoids misreadings due to ghost signals. A lower signal also prevents oversaturating the Receiver with a strong signal that covers too large of an area.
  • Loop Mode – This mode is initiated by pressing and holding this Hi button for two seconds. It should be used when working with closed loop De-energized circuits, such as shorted wires, shielded cables or De-energized wires that are grounded on the far-end.

The AT-6000 Series

The AT-6000 series, also available in three different kits, consists of a receiver and powerful transmitter to locate energized and de-energized wires, breakers, and fuses. Whether you're a novice or an expert, the AT-6000 series will help you get the job done accurately, safely, and quickly.

What's in the Box

• AT-6000-T Transmitter