Kompernass KH 3236 User Manual

KOMPERNASS GMBH · BURGSTRASSE 21 · D-44867 BOCHUM
www.kompernass.com
ID no.: KH3236-10/06-V3
UK
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5 in 1 Multi-Measurement Detector with Laser KH 3236
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Read the operating instructions carefully before using the appliance for the first time and preserve this booklet for later reference. Also, give these operating instructions to whoever might acquire the appliance at a future time.
List of Contents Page
Intended use 4
Safety instructions 4
Technical data 6
Description of the appliance 6
Items supplied 7
Unpacking 7
Inserting the battery 7
Measuring distances 8
Measuring areas 11
Measuring volumes 12
Locating concealed objects 13
Laser marking 15
Battery display 17
Cleaning and storage 17
Disposal 17
Importer 18
Service 18
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5 in 1 Multi-Measurement Detector with Laser KH 3236
Intended use
The Multi-Measurement Detector is designed for the locating of electrical cables, of wood and metal objects, for the projecting of laser lines, for the measuring of areas and volumes as well as for the measuring of dis­tances. The appliance is intended for domestic use only. Do not use it for commercial purposes.
Safety instructions
• Do not expose the appliance to rainfall. Do not use the appliance in moist or wet environments.
• Do not use the appliance at locations where there is a danger of fire or explosion, e.g. in the vicinity of in­flammable liquids or gases.
• Do not place objects containing fluids, e.g. flower vases, on the appliance.
• Do not place any open sources of fire, like candles, on the device.
• Keep and store the appliance out of the reach of children.
• Exercise caution with the holding pins. They are sharp and can cause injuries.
The appliance contains a Class II laser. NEVER direct
the laser beam at people or animals. NEVER look directly into the laser. The laser can cause serious eye damage.
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• Do NOT direct the laser beam at strongly reflective material. Reflected laser beams are also dangerous.
• Do NOT use the appliance to determine the alternating voltage in exposed or non-insulated power cables.
• Do NOT use the appliance as a substitute for a Voltmeter.
The appliance does not always recognize all pipes and power cables. The following conditions can contribute to inexact results:
- very thick walls
- weak battery
- deeply laid power cables or pipework
- shielded cables
- thick walls with thin pipes or power cables
- walls panelled with metal sheets
- very moist conditions
• With this appliance power cables cannot be determined in circuits,
- which are isolated from the mains power supply.
- through which direct current flows.
- which are used for computer or telecommunications
systems.
• With this appliance pipework made of plastic or similar cannot be detected, only pipework made of metal.
• No warranty will be accepted for damage caused by manipulation of the laser equipment, as well as of the ultrasound transmitter/receiver, and through disregard of the safety instructions.
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Technical data
Distance measurement by means of Ultrasound Locating of: Power cables, metal, wood Laser class: II Pmax: <1mW Power supply: 9V Block battery
Description of the appliance
Measurement point
Display
Material switch (STUD/AC WIRE/METAL)
Button - MODE
Button - Holding pin
Button - READ
Button M (Memory)
Spirit level
Laser
Ultrasound sender/receiver
Function switch (Laser/Detector/Distance)
Button - RM (Read Memory)
Button - Holding pin
Button / +/=
Battery compartment
Button - PUSH
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Items supplied
• 5 in 1 Multi-Measurement Detector with Laser
• 9V Block battery
• Operating instructions
Unpacking
Take the Manifold Measurer from its packaging. Remove all transport restraints and packaging materials. Remove the protective foil from the display .
Inserting the battery
1. Open the battery compartment on the rear side of the Multi-Measurement Detector.
2. Place the 9V block battery onto the contacts. Pay heed to the correct polarity.
3. Lay the tape for removal of the battery underneath the 9V block battery and press it into the battery compartment .
Important: Ensure that the wires are not trapped in
any way. This would lead to irreparable damage to the appliance.
4. Close the battery compartment . The battery com­partment lid must close with an audible click.
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Measuring distances
1. Slide the function switch to „Distance“. The display
switches itself on.
To switch between metric and Anglo/American measure­ment units, press the buttons READ and MODE simul­taneously, until two signal tones are heard. When you release the buttons, the measurement units change.
Note: Measurements start at the measurement point
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Should the measurement lie outside the measurement range, "Err" or an illogical number appear in the display. The measurement range lies between 0,6 m (2´) and 16 m (53´).
2. Hold the appliance upright towards the wall to which you wish to measure the distance. The ultrasound sender/receiver must be at a right-angle to the wall. For this, use the spirit level: The bubble in the glass
must stand between the marking lines (see Fig.1).
3. Press the button READ . The distance measured appears in the display . When you hold the button READ pressed down and slowly move the appliance over the surface to be mea­sured, the appliance continually measures the distances. These are shown on the display .
Take note of the following illustrations:
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The further you are from the wall, the wider is the area (a) that the Multi-Measurement Detector must measure by ultrasound (Fig. 2). Therefore take care that the Manifold Measurer is always directed at a right angle towards a level surface (Fig. 1 and 3). Ensure that there are no ob­jects positioned within the measurement area.
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Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
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The display illumination glows during the measurement. If a button is not pressed within ca.15 seconds, the illu­mination extinguishes. After a further ca.15 seconds the diplay itself switches off. Press the button READ , to re­activate the display and the illumination.
Note: Inaccurate measurements can also occur
through a weak battery. If the battery is too weak, the battery symbol appears in the display.
Adding distances together
You can add the measured distances together:
1. Measure the first distance as described.
2. Press the button +/= . In the display , "+" appears and the distance measured carries itself over to the lower line.
3. Measure the next distance. The newly measured dis­tance is shown in the upper line.
4. Once again, press the button +/= . The new measure­ment is added to the old measurement in the lower line.
5. Repeat steps 2. to 4. to add further measurements.
6. When you wish to leave the addition mode, press the button MODE . All values are erased.
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Measuring areas
1. Slide the function switch to "Distance". The display
switches itself on.
2. Press the button MODE once. In the display flashes „L“ (Length).
3. Press the button READ , to measure the length. In the upper line the measured length appears and 'W" (Width) starts to flash.
4. Press the button READ to measure the width. The measured width appears on the upper line and the result of the area calculation in the lower line.
Adding areas together
1. Measure an area as described in the section "Measuring areas".
2. Press the button M . "M+" appears in the display . The area measured is now saved.
3. Press the button MODE . The appliance is now ready for the second measurement.
4. Measure the next area.
5. Press the button +/= . A "+" appears in the display .
6. Press the button RM . The result of the first measure­ment is shown in the lower line.
7. Press the button +/= . Both measurements are added together and the result is shown in the lower line.
8. Repeat the steps 2. to 7. to add in further measure­ment values.
9. When you wish to leave the addition mode, press the button MODE . All values are erased.
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Measuring volumes
1. Slide the function switch to "Distance". The display
switches itself on.
2. Press the button MODE twice. In the display flashes „L“ (Length).
3. Press the button READ , to measure the length. In the upper line the measured length appears and 'W" (Width) starts to flash.
4. Press the button READ to measure the width. In the upper line the measured width appears and 'H" (Height) starts to flash.
5. Press the button READ to measure the height. The measured height appears in the upper line. In the lower line appears the result of the volume calculation.
Adding volumes together
1. Measure a volume as described in the section "Measuring volumes".
2. Press the button M . "M+" appears in the display . The volume measured is now saved.
3. Press the button MODE . The appliance is now ready for the second measurement.
4. Measure the next volume.
5. Press the button +/= . A "+" appears in the display .
6. Press the button RM . The result of the first measure­ment is shown in the lower line.
7. Press the button +/= . Both measurements are added together and the result is shown in the lower line.
8. Repeat the steps 2. to 7. to add in further measure­ment values.
9. When you wish to leave the addition mode, press the button MODE . All values are erased.
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Locating concealed objects
Notice:
• Before using the appliance for this task, first test it by locating a pipeline or electrical power cable at a known position.
• In cases of doubt, always ask a qualified building contractor.
Attention Should the appliance find a live wire
carrying alternating current, appears in the dis­play. Under no circumstances should you drill at this location! Danger of electric shock!
The locating of concealed objects is the same in all three modes (STUD=wood, AC WIRE=live electric power cables, METAL=metal).
1. Slide the function switch to „Detector“.
2. Slide the material switch to STUD, AC WIRE or METAL.
3. First of all, the appliance must be calibrated. Place it flat against the wall where you wish to search for concealed objects.
4. Press and hold the button PUSH until the signal tone hums. The appliance has now adjusted itself to the wall thickness. Continue to keep the button PUSH
pressed down.
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5. Move slowly along the wall with the appliance. As the arrows in the display move closer to the centre of the display, you are getting closer to the concealed object. When the arrows touch and a constant signal tone is heard, mark this position (see Fig. 4).
Fig. 4
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6. Now repeat the procedure, but this time approach the object from the other side. As soon as the signal tone sounds, mark this position (see Fig. 4).
The concealed object runs between these two positions.
Locating wood objects
1. Proceed with the search for wood objects as described in the section "Locating concealed objects".
2. When the Multi-Measurement Detector has found an object, mark it. To be sure that the object is wood, slide the material switch to METAL.
3. Now search in the same position for metal. Should the Multi-Measurement Detector not find anything, then the object is wood. Should it find something, then the object is metal.
In this case, search again at a different position in the mode "STUD" and repeat steps 1 to 3.
Laser marking
The appliance contains a Class II laser. NEVER direct
the laser beam at people or animals. NEVER look directly into the laser. The laser can cause serious eye damage.
You can use laser marking for the exactly horizontal positioning of pictures, shelves etc.
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1. Place the function switch to „Laser“. A laser line is projected.
Horizontal laser line
Attention Exercise caution with the holding pins.
They are sharp and can cause injuries.
1. Hold the Manifold Measurer horizontally against the wall and align it with the assistance of the spirit level
. The air bubble must stand between the two mar-
king lines.
2. Push both of the holding pins (+) buttons firmly downwards. The pins lightly bore themselves into the wall so that the appliance does not fall to the floor. The laser throws a horizontal line onto the wall.
Note: The holding pins do not function on stone or
metal walls. The walls must have a soft upper surface.
Vertical laser line
1. Secure a strong thread in the eyelet above the measure­ment point .
2. Hang the Multi-Measurement Detector on the wall at the position where you want to project the vertical line. The Manifold Measurer hangs like a plumbline, perpen­dicularly down-wards. The laser throws a vertical line onto the wall.
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Battery display
A battery symbol appears in the display when the battery is weak resp. almost discharged. Replace the battery as soon as possible (see section "Inserting the battery"). If you do not, the measurements will be false.
Cleaning and storage
• Store the appliance at a dry and frost-free location.
• If you do not intend to use the appliance for an ex­tended period, remove the battery from the battery compartment.
• Clean the appliance with a soft, dry cloth.
• Do not use chemical or abrasive cleaning agents. These could damage the housing.
Disposal
Do not dispose of the appliance in your normal domestic waste.
Dispose of the appliance through an approved disposal centre or at your community waste facility. Observe the currently applicable regulations. In case of doubt, please contact your waste disposal centre.
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Disposing of batteries!
Batteries must not be disposed of in the household wa­ste. Every consumer is legally obliged to dispose of bat­teries at a collection site of his community/ city district or at a retail store. This obligation is intended to ensure that batteries are disposed of in an environmentally safe fashion. Only dispose of batteries when they are fully discharged.
Dispose of the packaging materials in an environ­metally responsible manner .
Importer
KOMPERNASS GMBH BURGSTRASSE 21 D-44867 BOCHUM www.kompernass.com
Service
DES Ltd
Units 14-15 Bilston Industrial Estate Oxford Street Bilston WV14 7EG Tel.: 0870/787-6177 Fax: 0870/787-6168 e-mail: support.uk@kompernass.com
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Kompernass Service Ireland
c/o Irish Connection 41 Harbour view Howth Co. Dublin Tel: 087-99 62 077 Fax: 18398056 e-mail: support.ie@kompernass.com
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