ETCR
ETCR ETCR1100 Phase Line Identify Meter electrician tool
Identifies phase A, B and C on low-voltage lines within the same transformer area up to 8 km apart
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- Identifies phase A, B, C in low-voltage transformer areas
- Up to 8 km communication distance for remote testing
- Portable host, slave, RF antenna and test line kit
- Quick, accurate phase identification in dense urban networks
- Safe, fast operation with compact, easy-to-carry design
Purpose and audience
The ETCR1100 Phase Line Identify Meter is a portable test instrument for electricians and utility technicians who must confirm phase A, B and C on low-voltage lines fed from the same transformer. It combines a host unit, a slave unit, an RF antenna and test leads into a single kit that fits in a tool bag.
Upgrade context
This meter replaces manual phase-rotation checks and guesswork when working in dense urban transformer areas where visual tracing is impractical. The jump is worth it when crews need to verify phase identity across long cable runs or through multiple junction boxes without shutting down supply.
Fit and limits
The kit suits professionals who regularly troubleshoot low-voltage distribution networks and can source their own batteries locally. Teams that require an English-language manual in the box or an all-in-one package with power cells included should look at alternatives that ship complete documentation and batteries.
Highlights
- Identifies phase A, B, C in low-voltage transformer areas
- Up to 8 km communication distance for remote testing
- Portable host, slave, RF antenna and test line kit
- Quick, accurate phase identification in dense urban networks
- Safe, fast operation with compact, easy-to-carry design
Specifications
| Brand | ETCR |
|---|---|
| Model | 1100 |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
What parts are included so the meter can reach its full 8 km range?
The standard package contains the host unit, a slave unit, an RF antenna and the test leads needed for phase identification across the transformer area.
Which step do users most often skip when setting up the ETCR1100?
Installing the required batteries before first use — the supplier omits them because air-freight rules forbid shipping batteries.
What ongoing replacement will the ETCR1100 need during its service life?
Fresh batteries for both the host and slave units whenever the existing cells run down.
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