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Operating Instructions
CP 30
CP 330
CP 1100
CP 1800
AC/DC current probe
CP 330
CP 1800
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Order Reference Order No.
CP 30 Z201B
CP 330 Z202B
CP 1100 Z203B
CP 1800 Z204A
Battery is included.
Thank you for buying this product. For safet y reasons
and optimum use of this instrument read through the
operating instructions very carefully.
1. SAFETY
The following symbols appear on the products:
Do not dispose of this product as unsorted
municipal waste. Contact a qualified recycler for
disposal
.
Attention! Refer to Manual
Double/Reinforced Insulati on
Application around and removal from
HAZARDOUS LIVE conductors is
permissible
Complies with the relevant European
Complies with the relevant E uropean standards
standards.
Read the operating instructions completely
and carefully be fore placing your instrument
into service, and follow all instructi ons
contained therein.
To avoid electric shock:
• Use caution during installation and use of this
product; high voltages and currents may b e present
in circuit under test.
• This product must be used onl y by qualified
personnel practising applicable safety precautions.
• Do not use product if damaged.
• Always ensure the probe is removed from any live
electrical circuit, before r emoving the battery cover.
• Do not hold the probe anywhere beyond the tactile
barrier see FIG 1, in order to avoid dangerous
contact with the conductor.
2. INTRODUCTION
The CP 30, CP 330, CP 1100 and CP 1800 AC/ DC
current probe have been designed for reliable and
accurate, non-intrusive m easurement of AC, DC and
complex waveform currents.
Using advanced Hall Effect technology the CP 30,
CP 330 and CP 1100 can measure currents accurately
up to 30 Amps (CP 30), up to 450A (CP 330), up to 1400A
(CP 1100) and up to 1800A (CP 1800).
Measurement features include:
AC and DC current measu rement
High accuracy
1mA / 50mA / 100 mA Resolution
Auto Power Off
These features make it a powerful tool for use in inv erters,
switch mode power supplies, industrial controllers and
other applications requiring current measurement and/or
waveform analysis.
3. SPECIFICATION
3.1 Electrical data
(All accuracies stated at 23 °C ± 1°C)
CP 30 (Z201B)
Measuring range ....................... 0 to 30A DC or ACpk
Current Range .......................... 30A
Resolution ................................. 1mA
Overload capacity (60s) ............ 500A
Basic accuracy (DC...300Hz) ... ±1% of rdg ±2mA
Temperature Coefficient ........... ±0.01% of reading/°C
Frequency range ....................... DC to 20kHz (-1dB)
CP 330 (Z202B)
Measuring range ....................... 0 to 450A DC or ACpk
Current Ranges......................... 30A / 300A
Resolution ................................. 10mA / 100mA
Overload capacity (60s) ............ 600A
Basic accuracy (DC...300Hz) ... ±1% of rdg ±50/100mA
Frequency range ....................... DC to 20kHz (-3dB)
CP 1100 (Z203B)
Measuring range ....................... 0 to 1400A DC, ACpk
Current Ranges......................... 100A / 1000A
Resolution ................................. 100mA / 500mA
Overload capacity (60s) ............ 2000A
Basic accuracy (DC...300Hz) ... ±1% of rdg ±100/500mA
Frequency range ....................... DC to 20kHz (-3dB)
CP 1800 (Z204A)
Measuring range ....................... 0 to 1800A DC, ACpk
Current Ranges......................... 125A / 1250A
Resolution ................................. 100mA / 500mA
Overload capacity (60s) ............ 2000A
Basic accuracy (DC...300Hz) ... ±1% of rdg ±100/500mA
Frequency range ....................... DC to 20kHz (-3dB)
3.2 General data
Overall DC accuracy .................. ±1% of rdg
Working voltage ......................... 300V ACR MS or DC
Operating temperature .............. 0°C to +50°C
Storage temperature with
battery removed ......................... -20°C to +85°C
Power supply ............................. 9 V Alkaline battery
................................................... PP3, MN 1604
................................................... or IEC6LR61
Battery life .................................. 30 hours (typical)
Output connection: .................... 1.5m cable with 4mm
safety connectors
Conductor size ........................... 25 mm diameter
CP 1100, CP 1800 ..................... 32 mm diameter
Weight ........................................ 320 g
Dimensions (H, W, D) ................ 194 x 74 x 25mm
CP 1100, CP 1800 ..................... 200 x 74 x 25mm
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1. Jaws
2. Conventional current direction
3. Safety zone delimiter (Tactile Barrier):
Do not reach beyond the safety collar!
4. Battery cover
5. Battery cover screw
6. Jaw trigger
7. ON/OFF / Range switch
8. Auto zero button
9. LED
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FIG 1
4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 Switch On
When the probe is switched on, the gre en LED will
illuminate. The LED starts flashing when the battery
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voltage is too low for normal o peration and warns the user
that it requires changing. This pr ocedure is described in
Section 5.
4.2 Auto Zero
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The output zero offset voltage of the probe may change
due to thermal shifts and other environmental conditions.
To null the output voltage depress the Auto Zero button.
Ensure that the probe is away from the current carrying
conductor whilst the probe is being nulled.
4.3 Current Measurement
Switch on the probe and check that the LED is lit.
Connect the output lead to an oscilloscope, multim eter or
other measuring equipm ent.
Zero the probe using th e Auto Zero button.
Clamp the jaws of the probe round the co nductor
ensuring a good contact between the closing faces of the
jaws.
Observe and take measuremen ts as required. Positive
output indicates that the current flow is in the direction
shown by the arrow on the probe.
4.4 Auto Power OFF
In order to save battery life, the probe will automatically
switch itself off after approximately 10 minutes. To
disable the Auto power off f unction, Switch Off the probe
and Switch On whilst pressi ng the auto zero button. The
red LED will illuminate and the probe will stay On until
switched off again.
4.5 Battery Replacement
The green or red LED will flash when the minimum
operating voltage is a pproached. Refer to Fig.1. Use the
following procedure.
Unclamp the probe from the conductor, turn it off using
the On - Off switch and disconnect the output leads, from
external equipment.
Loosen the captive scre w which secures the battery
cover. Lift the cover through 30° and pull it clear of the
probe body as shown in Fig 1. Replace the battery and
re-fit the battery cover and fasten the screw.
Fit only Type 9 V PP3 Alkaline (MN 1604).
SAFETY WARNING
Before removing the b attery cover,
make sure that the pr obe is remote
from any live electrical circuit.
5. SAFETY STANDARDS
EN 61010-1
EN 61010-2-032
300V Cat III Pollution Degree 2
EMC Standards
No condition is made or to be implied nor is any
warranty given or to be implied as to the life or wear
of goods supplied or that they will be suitable for any
particular purpose or for use under specific
conditions, notwithstanding th at such purpose or
conditions may be made known to the seller.
EN 61326-2-2
ROHS and WEEE compliant
This product is designed to be safe under the
following conditions:
- indoor use
- altitude up to 2000m
- temperature 0°C to +50°C
- maximum relative humidity 80% for
temperatures up to 31°C decreasing linearly
to 40% relative humidity at 50°C.
Use of the probe on uninsulated conductors is
limited to 300V AC
below 1kHz.
Safety in its use is the responsibility of the operator
who must be a suitably qualified or authorised
person. Ensure that your fingers are behind the
protective barrier see FIG 1 when using the
probe. Always inspect the probe for damage
before use.
To avoid electric shock, keep the probe clean and
free of surface contamination.
or d.c. and frequencies
RMS
Use Isopropyl alcohol to clean the probe.
6. WARRANTY
Your AC/DC current probe is guaranteed for two
years from the date of purchase against defective
material or workmanship. If the unit fails during
the warranty period, we shall at our discretion,
repair or replace it with a new or reconditioned
unit provided we are satisfied that the failure is
due to defective material or workmanship. To
make a claim under warranty, the probe should
be returned to us, postage prepaid, with a
description of the defect. The use of a battery or
external power supply, other than that specified
invalidates this warranty.
Goods alleged by the buyer to be defective
shall not form the subject of any claim for
injury, loss, damage, or any expense
howsoever incurred whether arising directly or
indirectly from such alleged defects other than
death or personal injury resulting from the
seller‘s negligence.
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