Test With the HeatTag Tester

Introduction

The HeatTag sensor can be tested with the HeatTag tester during commissioning, within the first 30 minutes after powering on, and whenever needed after the 8-hour environment-learning period.

Only use the tester and HeatTag Tester liquid provided by Schneider Electric to test the HeatTag sensor.

Package Content

Tester Description

Cap Top waterproof plug Spray nozzle Operation LED USB charging cable Bottom waterproof plug USB charging connector Tester body Liquid tank

Charging The Tester

Fully charge the HeatTag tester before first use. It takes about 2 hours.

To charge the HeatTag tester, proceed as follows:

1. Pull out the bottom waterproof plug.

2. Connect the USB charging cable to the USB charging connector at the bottom of the tester and to a USB connector. The operation LED flashes red slowly while the tester is charging.

3. Disconnect the tester when it is charged (operation LED on red).

4. Put the bottom waterproof plug on.

Filling the Tester

WARNING
UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION To test the HeatTag sensor, fill the HeatTag tester only with the HeatTag Tester liquid provided by Schneider Electric. Before using the HeatTag Tester liquid, check the validity date printed on the bottle. Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage.

To fill the tester with the HeatTag Tester liquid, proceed as follows:

1. Remove the tester cap by pulling it from the tester body with reasonable force.

2. Pull out the top waterproof plug.

3. Fill the tank with the liquid to the maximum limit indicated.

4. Put the top waterproof plug on.

5. Put the tester cap back into place.

For more information about the HeatTag Tester liquid, see the data sheet.

Testing the HeatTag Sensor

To test a HeatTag sensor, proceed as follows:

1. Before testing a HeatTag sensor, turn off all power supplying the equipment except the HeatTag sensor and the gateway paired to it.

2. Check that the tester is charged and filled with HeatTag Tester liquid.

3. Position the tester with the spray nozzle 10 centimeters (3.93 in) away from the air inlet of the HeatTag sensor to be tested.

4. Slide the tester cap to the limit. The tester immediately emits fine particles of the liquid.

5. Hold the tester in position and spray the liquid for 30 s (minimum) to 45 s (maximum) towards the air inlet of the HeatTag sensor.

   

6. Slide the tester cap to close the tester and stop the spray.

7. Check the result of the test:

   If...	Then...
   The operation LED blinks orange on the HeatTag sensor and an alert is transmitted by the HeatTag sensor to the gateway.	The test is successful. Check the alert on the interface used in the system (for example, EcoStruxure Facility Expert (EFE) app).
   The operation LED blinks orange on the HeatTag sensor but no alert is transmitted to the gateway.	The HeatTag sensor has triggered an alert. Check the gateway configuration and pairing, then test the HeatTag sensor with the tester again.
   The operation LED on the HeatTag sensor is off.	The HeatTag sensor has not triggered an alert. Contact your Schneider Electric local representative.

8. Empty the tester tank after commissioning a HeatTag sensor or several sensors if all tested at once.

Cleaning the Tester

Clean the tester before adding HeatTag Tester liquid.

To clean the tester, proceed as follows:

1. Remove the tester cap by pulling it from the tester body with reasonable force.

2. Pull out the top waterproof plug.

3. Clean the tank with clear water (50 °C (122 °F) maximum).

4. Put the top waterproof plug on.

5. Put the tester cap back into place.

Technical Characteristics of the Tester

Troubleshooting