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When a user wearing a watch-type proximity alarm mistakenly enters a live area or climbs a live pole, the electrician's watch can promptly emit a continuous audible alarm signal to remind the worker of danger, preventing electric shock accidents caused by misperception and errors. After years of use in power, railway, oil field, chemical, and coal mine departments, it has proven to ensure personal safety and has produced good economic benefits.
The electrician's watch is also a good civilian product. The product looks like an ordinary watch and can be used to temporarily detect whether a live wire above AC 100V is energized without contacting the conductor. It can also detect the point of power failure on an energized wire.
The electrician's watch partially uses an alarm circuit with the company's independent intellectual property rights, and the timing part uses an imported movement. The men's watch uses dual power supply (timing power and alarm power), with accurate timing, stable alarm performance, and novel style. It is an ideal warning-type auxiliary safety device for electric power workers and is also a necessity for families.
The electrician's watch has a high-voltage anti-electric shock pre-alarm function: when a user wearing the electrician's watch mistakenly enters a live area (or is about to mistakenly enter a live body or live pole) within a certain distance, the watch will emit a continuous alarm sound to remind you of the danger of live objects. Upon hearing the alarm, the user should quickly move away from the high-voltage live area until the alarm stops. This anti-electric shock pre-alarm function (also known as proximity alarm function) can prevent electric shock accidents caused by misperception and errors.
The electrician's watch has a low-voltage voltage detection function: it can be used to detect whether a live wire above AC 110V is energized without contacting the conductor. It can also be used to detect breakpoints in cables and low-voltage wires, or to check the routing of wires inside walls of electricity thieves.
The electrician's watch is an ideal warning-type auxiliary safety device for high-voltage electric power workers
