EGAmaster 65507 Manual de instrucciones - Página 7

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INTRODUCTION

This clamp meter is completely portable, 3 ½ digit LCD display meter. It is designed to use in

laboratory, field servicing, at home, or under any circumstance where high current

measurement is required.

This device is built with a finger guard design which ensures safety operating; a rugged case

that is shock resistant; and electronic overload protection for all function and range.

In addition, a carrying case is available for easy portability of the device, avoiding damage.

INSTRUCTIONS

1. AC Measuring current

a. Set function knob to the proper ACA Range (~600A o ~200A). Press the trigger

to open the transformer jaws and clamp on to one the transformer jaws and

clamp on to one conductor only. The transformer jaws pick up the AC current

flowing through the conductor.

b. The figure indicates over range situation and the higher range has to de

selected.

c. The reading will be indicated on the display.

Note: Jaws should be completely closed taking reading. The most accurate reading will

be obtained by the conductor across center of the transformer jaws.

2. AC Voltage measurement

a. Set the function knob to the ACV range (~600V).

b. Connect the black test lead to the "COM" terminal and red test lead to the

"V/Ω/Hz" terminal. You can now place the test probes to the source or load

under measurement.

To avoid electrical shock, hazard or damage to the meter, do not attempt to

measure voltage that might exceed AC 600V RMS.

3. DC Voltage measurement

a. Set the function knob to the DCV range

b. Connect the black test lead to the "COM" terminal and red test lead to the

"V/Ω/Hz" terminal. You can now place the test probes to the source or load

under measurement.

c. The polarity of red lead connection will be indicated along with the voltage

value.

To avoid electrical shock, hazard or damage to the meter, do not attempt to

measure voltage that might exceed DC 600V.