Fluke T90, T110, T130, T150 User Manual

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Voltage/Continuity Tester

Instruction Sheet

Introduction

The Fluke T90/T110/T130/T150 Electrical Testers (the Tester or Product) are voltage and continuity testers

with a rotary eld indication (T110/T130/T150 only).

Their primary use is for test and measurement in

industrial, commercial, and household environments.

This Product complies with the most recent safety

standards for safe, reliable test and measurement. The xed test probe cover prevents the risk of injury when you move the instrument.

How to Contact Fluke

To contact Fluke, call one of the following telephone numbers:

• Germany: 07684 - 80 09 545

• France: 01 48 17 37 37

• United Kingdom: +44-0-1603256600

Go to www.uke.com to register your product,

download manuals, and nd more information.

To view, print, or download the latest manual supplement, visit http://us.uke.com/usen/support/

manuals.

Safety Information

 Warning

To prevent possible electrical shock, re, or

personal injury:

● Read all safety Information before you use the Product.

● Use the Product only as specied, or the protection supplied by the Product can be compromised.

● Measure a known voltage rst to make sure that the Product operates correctly.

● Do not apply more than the rated voltage, between the terminals or between each terminal and earth ground.

PN 3928132

October 2011, Rev. 1, 10/13

● Limit operation to the specied measurement category or voltage ratings.

● Do not work alone.

● Comply with local and national safety codes. Use personal protective equipment (approved

rubber gloves, face protection, and ame-

resistant clothes) to prevent shock and arc blast injury where hazardous live conductors are exposed.

● Do not use the Product around explosive gas, vapor, or in damp or wet environments.

● Do not use and disable the Product if it is damaged.

● Do not use the Product if it operates incorrectly.

● Keep ngers behind the nger guards on the probes.

● Do not use the Product if the test leads are damaged.

● Examine the case before you use the Product. Look for cracks or missing plastic.

● The battery door must be closed and fastened before you operate the Product.

● Replace the batteries when the low battery indicator shows to prevent incorrect measurements.

● Repair the Product before use if the battery leaks.

● For use by competent persons. Anyone using this Product should be knowledgeable and trained about the risks involved with measuring voltage, especially in an industrial setting, and the importance of taking safety precautions and of testing the Product before and after using it to ensure that it is in good working condition.

Symbols

These symbols are on the Tester or in this instruction

sheet.

Symbol Explanation

Important information. Consult the

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instruction sheet.

Hazardous Voltage.

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Suitable for live working.

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Symbol Explanation

This product complies with the WEEE

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Directive (2002/96/EC) marking

requirements. The afxed label indicates

that you must not discard this electrical/ electronic product in domestic household

waste. Product Category: With reference

to the equipment types in the WEEE

Directive Annex I, this product is classed

as category 9 "Monitoring and Control

Instrumentation" product. Do not dispose

of this producat as unsorted municipal

wast. To to Fluke's website for recycling information.

Conforms to European Union Directives

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CAT III Measurement Category III is applicable to

test and measuring circuits connected to the distribution part of the building’s low-

voltage MAINS installation.

CAT IV Measurement Category IV is applicable

to test and measuring circuits connected at the source of the building’s low-voltage

MAINS installation.

Accessories

The Tester is supplied with accessories.

Part Number Accessory

4083642 GS38 Probe Tip Sheath

4083656 4 mm ∅ Probe Extensions

4111533 H15 Belt Holster (sold separately)

4111540

Figure 1 shows the Probe Tip Protector Cap. This

multifunctional accessory is useful for tests and

storage of different accessories.

Storage area for Probe Tip Sheaths

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Storage area for 4 mm ∅ Probe Extensions

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Earth-pin safety-socket opener for UK sockets (press opener into socket to release

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safety covers, see Figure 2)

Storage area for probes when not in use

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C150 Zippered Soft Carrying Case (sold separately)

Figure 3 illustrates how to store and retrieve the tip

accessories from the cap.

For storage, push Probe Tip Sheath into

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place.

To retrieve, rmly push probe tip into Probe

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Tip Sheath.

Pull on probe handle to remove Probe Tip

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Sheath.

For storage, push 4 mm ∅ Probe Extensions

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into place.

To retrieve, rmly push probe tip into Probe



Extensions. Twist 1/4 turn.

Pull on probe handle to remove Probe

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Extensions. Continue to twist until tip is tight.

Quick Reference

Use the pushbuttons to turn the functions on or off.

See the list that follows for a quick reference to each

of these pushbuttons.

Pushbutton Description

Push to turn torch light on or off

(T110, T130, T150).

To save battery power the function automatically turns off

after 30 seconds.

Push to hold the value that shows in the LCD in volt and resistance

measurements. Push again to turn HOLD off (T130, T150).

To save battery power the function automatically turns off

after 30 seconds.

Push this button on each of the probes at the same time to start the test for low impedance

switchable load.

Push and hold for 2 seconds to

turn the beeper on or off. The

status shows on the LCD (T150,

T130) or with the LED (T110).

Push and hold for 2 seconds to turn the resistance measurement

on or off (T150 only).

To save battery power, the function automatically turns off

after 30 seconds.

Features

Complies with EN 61243-3:2010

LED Indication Range: 12 V to 690 V dc and ac

V Display: Multiple LED Bargraph

Independent ELV indicator LED, indicates if >50 V ac/120 V dc is present even in the event of no battery power or main circuit failure

LCD Indication Range: 6 V to 690 V dc and ac

V Display: Digital LCD 3½ digit (1 V resolution)

Resistance Measurement: LCD 3½ digit (0 to 1999 Ω/1Ω resolution)

LCD Backlight

Display HOLD: Freeze/unfreeze display with voltage or resistance measurement

CAT II 690 V / CAT III 600 V

CAT III 690 V / CAT IV 600 V

Rugged, Double-Insulated Wire

Fixed Impedance ~200 kΩ (~3.5 mA @ 690 V)

Switchable Load by 2 pushbuttons (30 mA @ 230 V)

Vibration During Load (when 2 switchable load pushbuttons are pushed)

Single-Pole Phase Test (also operates with gloves)

Rotary Field Direction (also operates with gloves)

Continuity Test / Diode Test

Torch

Beeper for Continuity/Phase/ACV (switchable)

Beeper for Continuity/Phase/ACV (nonswitchable)

IP54

IP64

Slim Metal Probe Tips (threaded base for included tip accessories)

Probe Tip Protector Cap (secure storage for the docked probes)

4 mm ∅ Probe Tip Thickness Extensions (for better t in outlets)

19 mm Probe Tip distance when docked

Probe Tip Sheath (UK GS38 sheath–keeps the exposed metal to a <4 mm limit)

Slim Probe for Ultra-Compact Form Factor

Model

T90 T110 T130 T150

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Display

LEDs

(All Models)

y x w v u t s

f g

q r

LCD

(T130/T150)

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Description

Voltage level is backlit

Voltage level is more than ELV limit (>50 V ac or >120 V dc)

Voltage is ac / phase in Single Pole Phase test

Voltage is positive or negative at the indicator probe

Battery is low / Replace battery

Silent mode (T110)

Continuity or diode in forward operation

Switchable load is ON (two buttons

pressed and current ows)

3-phase sequence indication detected left or right turning phases with nonindicator probe (L1) to indicator probe (L2)

Description

Silent mode (T130/T150)

Display is in HOLD mode

Voltage measurement (T130/T150) or resistance measurement (T150)

Resistance measurement (T150)

AC Voltage measurement

DC Voltage measurement

Battery is low / Replace battery

How to Hold the Tester

Always hold the product behind the barrier to keep the display in view. See Figure 4.

To prevent possible electric shock, never touch the metal pins of the probes when power is applied.

 Warning

Self‑Test

The Tester has a built‑in self test function.

Before and after use, do a self-test:

1. Touch and hold the probe tips together.

f shows and you can hear the beeper (when

active on the T110/T130/T150). Or, in the

silent mode, the LED is on (when active on the

T110). This makes sure that the test leads have continuity.

2. Make sure that:

• batteries are good

b (T90, T110) is NOT on

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• B (T130, T150) does not show in the

display

3. Continue to hold the probe tips together for more than three seconds.

4. Open the probe tips again. All LEDs (all but z and

g) must be on and all symbols in the LCD (T130,

gpn06.eps

T150) show for one second. This test makes sure

that all other internal circuits and indicators are

good.

5. Measure a known voltage such as a 230 V socket outlet. This completes the self‑test and includes

the >ELV circuit.

If the Tester fails the self-test or voltage test, do not

use. See “Contacting Fluke” for service.

For an inspection of the insulation, cables, and case, see Safety Information.

Voltage Test

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A voltage test is the main function of the Tester. The

T90 and T110 have an LED bargraph indication to

show the nominal voltage levels. The T130 and T150 also show the values in the LCD.

Connect the two test probes to the UUT to do a

voltage test.

Above 12 V the Tester turns on automatically. For the T130 and T150, the LCD comes on at 6 V. The backlit LEDs show the nominal voltage level, for example

v or w.

For the T130 and T150, the voltage is measured

and the value is shown on the LCD as for example,

227 j.

The voltage value on the LCD must not be used to

validate a zero voltage. Always use the LED bargraph.

For ac voltages, the

the LCD (T130/T150) illuminates. For dc voltages, the

polarity of the display voltage refers to the instrument test probe with the D and E LEDs or the

symbol in the LCD (T130/T150). For voltages that

are more than the ELV limit (>50 V ac or >120 V dc),

z comes on in the display. The voltage LED

bargraph and the >ELV indicator must not be used for

measurements. For measurements you can use the LCD on the T130/T150 to see the actual value.

a LED and the j symbol in

or -

Voltage Test with Switched Load, RCD Trip Test (T110/T130/T150)

During voltage tests, you can decrease the interference voltages from inductive or capacitive coupling by loading the UUT with a lower impedance

than the Tester has in normal mode. In systems with

RCD circuit breakers, you can trip an RCD switch with the same low impedance as when you measure

voltage between L and PE (see Figure 5).

To do an RCD trip test during voltage measurement, push the two

10 mA or 30 mA RCDs between L and PE in a 230 V system, it will trip.

During load current, the indicator probe side vibrates and the

current. This indication is not to be used for voltage test or measurement.

Due to low impedance, this circuit is overloadprotected and will decrease the load current after

20 seconds @ 230 V and after 2 seconds @ 690 V.

If the two pushbuttons are not used, the RCDs will not

trip, even in measurements between L and PE.

h buttons at the same time. If you have

g LED is the indication for the owing load

Single‑Pole Phase Test

To do a single-pole phase test:

1. Firmly hold the indicator probe around its body (between the nger guard and cable).

2. Touch the probe tip to an unknown contact to nd the conductor.

a turns on when the ac voltage is >100 V and

you hear the beeper (T110/T130/T150 only).

For a single‑pole phase test to nd external

conductors, the display function operates unreliably

in some conditions. An example is insulated body

protective equipment on insulated locations, such as a

PVC oor or berglass ladder.

The Tester operates without a touch electrode and is

usable when you wear gloves. The single‑pole phase test is not meant to nd if a conductor is live or not. For this function, always use the Voltage test.

Continuity/Diode Test

To do a continuity test of cables, switches, relays, bulbs, or fuses:

1. Do a Voltage test to make sure the UUT is not live.

2. Connect the two test probes with the UUT. You will

hear the beeper if it is on (T110/T130/T150 only) for continuity and

The test voltage/current polarity for a diode test at the non-indicator test probe is positive + and the indicator test probe is negative -.

The Tester automatically goes into the voltage measurement mode if voltage is sensed.

Beeper (T110/T130/T150)

For Continuity, AC Voltage, and Single‑Pole Phase

Test modes, you can turn the beeper on or off:

1. Push and hold cp for 2 seconds to turn the beeper on.

2. Push and hold cp for 2 seconds to turn the beeper off.

The status shows together with Volt, Continuity, or

Single‑Pole Phase indications in the LED or LCD.

The beeper mode is stored until you change it. Always

do a continuity test (touch probe tips together) to make sure that the beeper operates before you start

a test.

In work areas with high background noise, make sure

you can hear the beeper before you start a test.

f is on.

Note

Resistance Test (T150)

The Tester measures low ohm resistances between 1 Ω and 1999 Ω at a resolution of 1 Ω.

To do a resistance test:

1. Do a Voltage test to make sure the UUT is not live.

2. Connect the two test probes with the UUT. Push

and hold Il for 2 seconds and read value

on the display.

3. Push and hold Il for 2 seconds to turn the

function off.

To save battery power the function automatically

turns off after 30 seconds. The Tester automatically

goes into the voltage measurement mode if voltage

is sensed.

Display HOLD (T130/T150)

The T130 and T150 include a Display HOLD function

for the LCD.

To use the Display HOLD function:

1. Push HOLD to freeze the LCD while in a Voltage or Resistance measurement. The status is shown in the display with a HOLD symbol.

2. Push HOLD again to unfreeze the LCD.

To save battery power the Display HOLD function

automatically turns off after 30 seconds.

Rotary Field Indication (T110/T130/T150)

The Tester has a double‑pole rotary eld indicator.

The 3rd pole is capacitively-coupled into the unit from

the user’s hand. The Tester operates without a touch electrode and is also usable when you wear gloves.

q and r display for ac voltage measurements,

but the rotary direction is found only in a three-phase

system. In parallel, the Tester reads the voltage between two external conductors.

To use the rotary eld indicator:

1. Connect the test probe with the phase L1 and the indicator probe with the phase L2.

2. Firmly hold the indicator probe around its body (between the nger guard and cable).

The voltage and the rotary eld direction show on the

r (see Figure 6) signies that the supposed

display.

phase L1 is the actual phase L1 and the supposed

phase L2 is the actual phase L2 right rotary eld.

q (see Figure 7) signies that the supposed phase

L1 is the actual phase L2 and the supposed phase L2

is the actual phase L1 left rotary eld. A retest with exchanged test probes will cause the opposite symbol to illuminate.

Torch and Backlight (T110/T130/T150)

The T110/T130/T150 include a torch and backlight

function. This function is helpful in areas with unsatisfactory light, for example, division switch cabinets.

To use the torch or backlight:

1. Push c to turn the torch and backlight on.

2. Push c again to turn the torch and backlight off.

To save battery power the function automatically turns

off after 30 seconds.

Maintenance

 Warning

For safe operation and maintenance of the product:

● Be sure that the battery polarity is correct to prevent battery leakage.

● Remove batteries to prevent battery leakage and damage to the Product if it is not used for an extended period or if it is stored above or below its operating temperature.

● Repair the Product before use if the battery leaks.

 Warning

To prevent personal injury:

● Batteries contain hazardous chemicals that can cause burns or explode. If exposure to chemicals occurs, clean with water and get medical aid.

● Have an approved technician repair the Product.

● Remove the input signals before you clean the Product.

● Use only specied replacement parts.

● Keep the Tester dry and clean.

● Do not operate the Product with covers removed or the case open. Hazardous voltage exposure is possible.

How to Clean

Before you clean the Tester, remove it from all

measurement circuits.

 Caution

To prevent damage, do not use abrasives or solvents on the Tester.

Clean the case with a moist cloth and weak detergent. After you clean the Tester, do not use it for a period of 5 hours.

When to Calibrate

Fluke recommends a calibration interval of 1 year.

Battery Replacement

If b (Fluke T90/T110) is on or B shows in the LCD (Fluke T130/T150) during tests or

measurements, replace the batteries.

To replace the batteries:

1. Disconnect the Tester from the measurement circuit.

2. Open the battery cover. See Figure 8.

3. Remove the discharged batteries.

4. Replace with two new 1.5V IEC LR03 AAA batteries.

5. Align the battery polarity as shown on the case housing.

6. Close and attach the battery cover.

Note

Do not overtighten the screw for the battery cover.

7. Complete a self‑test.

Specications

Model

T90 T110 T130 T150

LEDs

Voltage range 12 V to 690 V ac/dc

Resolution

Tolerance

Frequency range 0 / 40 Hz to 400 Hz

Response time ≤0.5 second

Auto power on ≥12 V ac/dc

LCD

Voltage range 6 V to 690 V ac/dc

Resolution ±1 V

Tolerance ±(3 % rdg + 5 digits)

Frequency range 0 / 40 Hz to 400 Hz

Response time ≤1 second

Auto power on ≥6 V ac/dc

Voltage detection Automatic

Polarity detection Full range

Range detection Automatic

Internal basic load impedance Peak current

Operation time

Recovery time

Switchable Load ~7 kΩ

Peak current Is (load) = 150 mA

RCD tripping I~30 mA @ 230 V

Continuity Test 0 to 400 kΩ

Accuracy nominal resistance +50 %

Test current ≤5 µA

Single-pole Phase Test 100 V ac to 690 V ac

Frequency range

Rotary Field Indication

Voltage range (LEDs)

Frequency range 50 Hz to 60 Hz

Resistance Measurement 0 Ω to 1999 Ω

Resolution 1 Ω

Tolerance

Temperature coefcient ±5 digits / 10 K

Test current ≤30 µA

Size in mm (HxWxL) 245x64x28 255x78x35 Weight in kg (includes batteries) 0.18 0.27

±12 V, 24 V, 50 V, 120 V, 230 V, 400 V, 690 V Complies with EN 61243-3:2010

Maximum 3.5 mA at

690 V 200 kΩ / Is <3.5 mA (no RCD tripping) Duration Time = 30 seconds Recovery Time = 240 seconds

40 Hz to 60 Hz

50 Hz to 400 Hz

100 V to 690 V (phase to earth)

±(5 % rdg +10 digits) @

20 °C

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Environmental

Pollution degree .......................2

Protection degree .....................IP54 (T90)

Operating Temperature ............-15 °C to +45 °C

Storage Temperature ................-20 °C to +60 °C

Humidity ...................................85 % RH maximum

Altitude .....................................2000 m

Vibration ...................................refer to EN61243-3

Safety EN61243-3:2010

Transporting goods...................VBG 1, § 35

Overvoltage protection .............690 V ac/dc

Measurement category

T90......................................CAT II 690 V

T110/T130/T150 .................CAT III 690 V

Power supply ...............................2 x 1.5 V Micro /

Power consumption ....................50 mA maximum /

Language support .......................Czech, Dutch,

IP64 (T110/T130/ T150)

CAT III 600 V

CAT IV 600 V

LR03 / AAA

~250 mW

English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish

LIMITED WARRANTY & LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

This Fluke product will be free from defects in material and

workmanship for two years from the date of purchase. This

warranty does not cover fuses, disposable batteries, or damage from accident, neglect, misuse, alteration, contamination, or

abnormal conditions of operation or handling. Resellers are not authorized to extend any other warranty on Fluke’s behalf. To

obtain service during the warranty period, contact your nearest Fluke authorized service center to obtain return authorization information, then send your defective Tester to that Service

Center with a description of the problem. Replace depleted

batteries immediately to avoid Tester damage from battery

leakage.

THIS WARRANTY IS YOUR ONLY REMEDY. NO OTHER WARRANTIES, SUCH AS FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. FLUKE IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR LOSSES, ARISING FROM ANY CAUSE OR THEORY. Since some states or countries do not allow the exclusion or limitation of an implied warranty or of

incidental or consequential damages, this limitation of liability

may not apply to you.

Fluke Corporation Fluke Europe B.V

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P.O. Box 9090 P.O. Box 1186 Everett WA 98206‑9090 5602 B.D.

Eindhoven The Netherlands 11/99

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