Alarm issues with the static grounding device
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I haven’t been in a safety-related position for very long, but I’ve noticed a problem: the company’s static ground detector keeps giving alarm signals when it touches the metal parts of the vehicle; it gives alarms even when placed in other locations. The alarm stops once the detector is removed. But this is very dangerous. Could someone please explain to me what’s going on and how this situation can be resolved?
We have the same problem, and no one has fixed it yet. It seems to say there’s a problem with the battery? It needs to be replaced.
If there’s a problem with the battery, he’s not calling the police? Just clip it to the car and call the police. It doesn’t make a sound if it’s not clamped.
Check if the connector is dirty; wipe it clean
It’s not a battery issue! It’s a problem with the box; I’m not sure exactly what it is. Just call an electrician to fix it and it’ll be fine
Be sure to have an electrician check it!
We experienced the same issue here some time ago as well – it kept making noise. Then I checked the wire and found that the connection was poor.
Isn’t it the issue with the sharp edge of the clip? It makes a noise whenever it’s attached during unloading; there’s no noise when it’s not attached.
Take a look at the paint-piercing needle; under normal circumstances it stays clipped to the vehicle without making any noise.
Before it gets stuck to the car, break off the clip head. If an alarm is triggered, the alarm device should function fine; if it keeps alarming even after it’s stuck to the car, it means there is no proper grounding.
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