Establishing a ground connection on a portable resistance test unit
Establishing a ground connection on a portable resistance test unit
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I recently purchased a Megger DLRO200 low resistance ohmmeter. Unfortunately the unit must be plugged into a 120 VAC source which is not convenient in our manufacturing facility. We purchased a pure sine wave inverter (300 W), battery charger and 12 V battery in hopes of converting to a self contained unit we could roll around on a cart. The problem we are facing is that the DRLO performs a test to verify a ground connection. The output on the inverter has a ground prong but aparrently not adequate for the DRLO to pass the test. I'm looking for any suggestions on how to get the DRLO into thinking it has a ground connection.
Thanks in advance,
Thanks in advance,





RE: Establishing a ground connection on a portable resistance test unit
is there website, and contact your most local office.
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RE: Establishing a ground connection on a portable resistance test unit
RE: Establishing a ground connection on a portable resistance test unit
Plesae read FAQ240-1032
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Thanks to all for their posts