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United Kingdom, SO31 4RF
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Tel: (0) 2380 98703 0
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Clamp Meter User’s Manual
Unit 11
Ensign way
PCE-CM 5
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Table of Contents
LIMITED WARRANTY AND
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY ........................ 1
Safety Information ................................ ........... 1
INTRODUCTION ....................................... 3
Components and Buttons ................................... 5
Names of the Components ..................................5
Switches and Buttons .........................................6
Display ..............................................................6
USING THE METER .................................... 7
Display Hold .......................................................7
Manual Mode ..................................................... 7
Switching Between Functions ............................ 7
Backlight and worklight ...................................... 8
Auto Power Off ..................................................... 8
Measurement Preparation ................................ 8
AC Current ........................................................ 9
DC Micro Amp Current (µA) ................................. 9
Table of Contents
AC/DC Voltage ................................................ 10
Resistance ...................................................... 11
Continuity ....................................................... 11
Capacitance ................................................. 12
Diodes ............................................................ 12
Frequency and Duty Cycle ............................... 13
Non-Contact Voltage (NCV) ............................. 15
Temperature (Type-K Thermocouple) .............. 15
SPECIFICATIONS .................................. 16
General Specifications .................................. 16
Technical Specifications ................................ 17
MAINTENANCE ...................................... 22
General Maintenance .................................... 22
Battery Replacement ................................ 22
Test Leads Replacement ................................ 23
Out of the Box ................................................. 23
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01
LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
This instrument from PCE Instruments will be free from
defects in workmanship and material for one year from the
date of original purchase. This warranty does not cover
defects resulting from damage caused by the user such as
drops, neglect, misuse, unauthorized alteration, usage
outside of specified conditions, contamination, or improper
repair/maintenance. To receive service on the instrument if it
becomes necessary during the warranty period, contact PCE
Instruments.
A sales complaint form must be completed before
returning any instrument to PCE Instruments; no service
will be provided without a completed sales complaint form.
The user is responsible for properly packing the unit and
charges such as shipping, freight and insurance
charges. The extent of PCE Instruments’ liability is limited
solely to the repair/replacement of the instrument. The
above warranty in its entirety is inclusive and no other
warranties, written or oral, are expressed or implied.
Safety Information
WARNING:
SHOCK, DAMAGE TO THE INSTRUMENT OR
PERSONAL INJURY, PLEASE FOLLOW THE
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIBED IN THE
USER MANUAL.
2,TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION AND LIFE OF
THE METER, DO NOT PLACE THE METER IN ANY
ENVIRONMENT WITH HIGH PRESSURE, HIGH
TEMPERATURE, DUST, EXPLOSIVE GAS OR
VAPOR.
Safety Symbols
CAT III:
Applicable to test and measuring circuits connected to
the distribution part of the building's low-voltage MAINS
installation.Example:fixed equipment switchboards,circuit
breakers,wiring,including cables,bus bars,junction boxes,
switches,sockets,utput terminals on devices for industrial
use and other equipment.
01
02
Note-Important safety information,
refer to the instruction manual.
Application around and removal from
UNINSULATED HAZARDOUS LIVE
conductors is permitted.
Caution when testing on live conductors.
Equipment protected throughout by double
insulation or reinforced insulation.
Conforms to UL STD. 61010-1, 61010-2-032,
61010-2-033; Certified to CSA STD C22.2 NO.
61010-1, 61010-2-032, 61010-2-033
Complies with European (EU) safety
standards
Earth (ground) TERMINAL
Direct current
Alternating current
1,TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRICAL
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Warning Symbols
WARNING:
Risk of danger,important safety information. See
User’s manual.
CAUTION:
Statement identifies conditions and actions that a failure
to follow the instructions could result in false readings,
damage the meter or the equipment under test.
WARNING
Introduction
Overview
The PCE-CM 5 is a portable, hand-held professional meter
that measures AC/DC voltage, AC/DC current, resistance,
capacitance, diodes, continuity, frequency, duty cycle,
temperature and non-contact voltage. This meter is easy to
use with one hand, suitable for professional users or amateurs,
and ideal for school or home use.
Precautions:
Users must follow standard safety instructions while
using the meter:
1. Once the meter is out of the package, check for any
damage to the meter before using.
2.
Double check the meter to make sure all the
components are in good condition.
3.
Check the test leads before operation. Check the test
leads for damage to the insulation or wires before use.
4.
Use the original test leads included in the package for
best performance and safety. If necessary, use
compatible leads with same specifications as the
originals.
5.
Make sure to set the meter to the correct functions and
measuring range before taking measurement.
6.
Do not use the meter on a circuit where the measuring
range is over the capable range specified in the user’s
manual.
7.
Do not touch the tips of the test leads when performing
measurement.
8.
If the measurement is above 60V DC or 30V AC, make
sure to keep fingers behind the barrier and finger guards.
9.
Do not use the meter on a circuit if the voltage is above
600V.
10.
In manual mode, if the value to be measured is
unknown, start the meter in the maximum range and
then adjust accordingly.
11.
Remove the leads from the circuit first before switching
between functions.
12.
Disconnect power and discharge all capacitors before
measuring resistance, capacitance, continuity or diodes.
13.
Do not measure capacitance before the capacitors
are discharged.
14.
Do not operate the meter near explosive gas, vapor
or dust.
15.
Stop using the meter if the meter or test leads appear
damaged or do not function properly.
16.
Do not use the meter unless the battery case is securely
fastened to the back of the meter.
17.
Do not expose the meter to direct sunlight, heat, or
moisture.
03
04
Special attention should be paid when using the meter
because the improper usage may cause electric shock and
damage the meter .The safety measures in common
safety regulations and operating instruction should be
complied with when using. In order to make fully use of its
functions and ensure safe operations please comply with
the usage in this section carefully.
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Components and Buttons
Names of the Components
1.Current Jaws
1
2.Worklight (back side)
3.Rotary Switch
4.Function Switch
5. Hold/Backlight Button
6. Range Button
600V
MAX
CAT III
200A
7.Frequency/
Duty Cycle Button
8.NCV Button
V
9.LCD Display
A
Loz
10.Input Jack
μA
11.COM Jack
Hz
FUNC /
Temp
5
RAN Hz% NCV
8
7
COM
μA
Temp
11
600V
10
CAT III
DC current, resistance, capacitance, diodes,
continuity, frequency, duty cycle and temperature.
COM: Common input jack
Display
1 2 3 4 5
6
7 9
8
10
1.
Auto range mode 6.Direct current
2.
Diode mode 7.Polarity indicator
3.
Continuity mode 8.Alternating current
4.
Hold display 9.Measurement units
5.
Low battery 10.Measurement display
05
06
2
3
4
6
9
Switches and Buttons
FUNC button: to switch between functions
RAN button: to switch to manual range
button: to hold the reading or to turn on backlight
/
Hz% button: to switch between frequency and duty cycle.
NCV button: to activate non-contact voltage detection
Rotary Switch: switch between measurement modes
INPUT: Input jack for measuring AC/DC voltage,
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Using the Meter
Display Hold
During measurement, press / to hold the current
reading on the display. Press again to release the hold.
Manual Mode
•
The default range in voltage and resistance modes is
auto. To switch to manual range, press “RAN” and
the display switches to manual mode. Each press of t
ton increases the range and returns to the lowest r
but
w
hen pressed in the highest range.
•
Hold “RAN” to switch back to auto-range.
Note:
In current mode, manual is only mode available.I
requency and capacitance modes, only auto-range is
f
available.
Switching Between Functions
•
When the meter is in voltage mode, press “FUNC” to
witch between DC and AC voltage.
s
•
When the meter is in resistance/continuity/capacitance/
diode mode, press “FUNC” to switch between them.
•
When the meter is in temperature mode, press “FUNC”
o switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius units.
t
he
ange
n
Backlight and worklight
•
Hold / to turn on the display backlight; the backlight
will stay on for 15 seconds before it automatically turns
off.
To turn off the backlight manually, hold
•
•
When the meter is in current mode, turning on the
klight will also activate the worklight, making it easier
bac
to use the clamp in dark areas.
Note:
•
The meter uses an LED for a backlight; even though the
klight is set to turn off after 15 seconds, use only wh
bac
n
ecessary to conserve battery life.
/
again.
Auto Power Off
•
If the meter is not used for 15 minutes, the meter will turn
self off to conserve battery life.
it
•
To turn the meter back on after auto off, press “FUNC”.
•
To disable auto power off, hold “FUNC” while turning the
eter on.
m
Measurement Preparation
•
Make sure that when measuring current, the current
being measured does not exceed the maximum rate
c
urrent. This can cause overheating and damage t
eter.
m
•
When measuring in manual range and the value to be
easured is unknown, start in the highest range
m
a
djust the range as needed.
•
Make sure to turn the rotary switch to the proper position
efore connecting the leads to a circuit.
b
•
When connecting to a circuit, connect the black lead
COM jack) first before connecting the red lead (INPUT
(
jack). Remove the leads in the opposite order wh
inished.
f
he
and
en
en
d
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AC Current
WARNING:
TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND INJURY,
PLEASE REMOVE TEST LEADS BEFORE MAKING
CURRENT MEASUREMENTS.
1.Turn the rotary switch to the current position. 2.Insert
the conductor to be measured inside the fork. 3.Read the
easured current value on the display.
m
Note:
•
Measuring two or more conductors will cancel out
readings. Only measure one conductor at a time.
•
For best results, keep the conductor in the middle of the
lamp.
c
“ ”indicates the maximum input AC Current is 200A AC
•
RMS.
DC Micro Amp Current (µA)
1.
Insert the black test lead into “COM” jack and red test
lead into “INPUT” jack.
2.
Turn the rotary switch to the µA position.
3.Connect the test leads in series to the circuit to be
tested.
4.Read the measured current value on the display.
Note:
•
“ ”indicates the maximum input DC Current is 1000µA
DC.
AC/DC Voltage
WARNING:
USE CAUTION WHEN MEASUREING HIGH VOLTAGE
CIRCUITS TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND
INJURY. DO NOT MEASURE INPUT VOLTAGES HIGHER
THEN 600V AC/DC.
1.
Insert the black test lead into “COM” jack and red test
lead into “INPUT” jack.
2.
Turn the rotary switch to the V The default mode is DC
oltage; press “FUNC” to switch to AC voltage if
v
necessary; press “FUNC” to switch back to DC voltage.
3.
Connect the test leads across the voltage source or load.
4.Read the measured voltage value on the display.
Note:
•
When measuring small voltage sources, the display will
how unsteady readings until the leads are connected t
s
t
he circuit. This is normal due to the high sensitivity of t
eter. The meter will display the correct reading once t
m
l
eads are connected to the circuit.
•
“ ”indicates the maximum input voltage is
1000V DC/ 750V AC.
o
he
he
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Resistance
TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND INJURY, TURN
OFF POWER TO THE CIRCUIT AND DISCHARGE ALL
CAPACITORS BEFORE MEASURING RESISTANCE.
1.
Insert the black test lead into “COM” jack and red test
lead into “INPUT” jack.
2.
Turn the rotary switch to the position.
3.
Connect the test leads across the circuit to be tested.
4.Read the measured resistance value on the display.
Note:
•
If the resistance is too high or the test leads are
disconnected, the display shows “OL”.
•
The meter may take several seconds to get a steady
reading if the resistance being measured is more than
1MΩ.This is normal for high resistance circuits.
WARNING:
Continuity
TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND INJURY, TURN
OFF POWER TO THE CIRCUIT AND DISCHARGE ALL
CAPACITORS BEFORE MEASURING CONTINUITY.
1.
Insert the black test lead into “COM” jack and red test
lead into “INPUT” jack.
2.
Turn the rotary switch to the position.Press “FUNC”
to switch to continuity mode.
3.
Connect the test leads across the circuit to be tested.
4.Read the measured resistance value on the display.
5.If the resistance is less than 50Ω, the meter’s buzzer
will sound.
Note:
If the resistance is higher than 60MΩ or the leads are
disconnected, the display shows “OL”.
WARNING:
Capacitance
WARNING:
TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND INJURY, TURN OFF
POWER TO THE CIRCUIT AND DISCHARGE ALL
CAPACITORS BEFORE MEASURING CAPACITANCE.
1.
Insert the black test lead into “COM” jack and red test
lead into “INPUT” jack.
2.
Turn the rotary switch to the position.Press "FUNC"
twice to switch to capacitance mode.
3.
Connect the test leads across the circuit to be tested.
4.Read the measured resistance value on the display.
Note:
•
For better accuracy on measurements below 10nF, touch
he tips of the leads together before measurement
t
s
ubtract the distributed capacitance of the meter from t
tual measurement.
ac
•
For measurements on large capacitances, allow up to 30
econds for the reading to stabilize.
s
and
Diodes
1.
Insert the black test lead into “COM” jack and red test
lead into “INPUT” jack.
Turn the rotary switch to the position.Press "FUNC"
2.
three times to switch to diode mode.
3.
Connect the red lead to the anode (+) and the black
ead to the cathode (-).
l
4.
Read the measured forward biased voltage drop on the
splay.
di
Note:
•
If the leads are connected backwards or to an open
ircuit, the display will show “OL”.
c
he
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Frequency and Duty Cycle
In Current Mode (A)
WARNING:
REMOVE THE TEST LEADS FROM THE METER WHEN
PERFORMING A CURRENT MEASUREMENT WITH
THE FORK TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND
INJURY.
1.Turn the rotary switch to the current position. 2.Insert
the conductor to be measured inside the fork. 3.Press
“Hz/%” button to measure frequency.
4.Press “Hz/%” again to measure duty if necessary.
5.Read the measured frequency or duty cycle value on
the display.
Note:
•
Measuring two or more conductors will cancel out
readings. Only measure one conductor at a time.
•
“ ”indicates the maximum input current is 200A AC RMS.
•
Frequency range is 10Hz~1kHz. When the frequency
being measured is less than 10Hz or if the frequency is
higher than 1kHz, the accuracy is not guaranteed.
In Voltage Mode (V)
WARNING:
DO NOT MEASURE VOLTAGES OF MORE THAN
600V AC TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND
INJURY.
1.
Insert the black test lead into “COM” jack and red test
lead into “INPUT” jack.
Turn the rotary switch to the V position. Press “FUNC”
2.
to switch to AC voltage.
3.
Press “Hz/%” button to measure frequency.
4.Press “Hz/%” again to measure duty if necessary.
5.Connect the test leads across the voltage source or load.
6.Read the measured frequency or duty cycle value on
the display.
Note:
•
“ ”indicates the maximum input current is 600A AC RMS.
•
Frequency range is 10Hz~10kHz. When the frequency
being measured is less than 10Hz or if the frequency is
higher than 10kHz, the accuracy is not guaranteed.
In Hertz Mode (Hz)
WARNING:
DO NOT MEASURE INPUTS OF MORE THAN 250V
AC TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND INJURY.
1.
Insert the black test lead into “COM” jack and red test
lead into “INPUT” jack.
2.
Turn the rotary switch to the Hz position. The default
mode is frequency; press “Hz%” to switch to duty cycle
if necessary.
3.
Connect the test leads across the voltage source or load.
4.Read the measured frequency or duty cycle value on
the display.
Note:
•
Frequency range is 10Hz~10kHz. When the frequency
being measured is less than 10Hz or if the frequency is
higher than 10kHz, the accuracy is not guaranteed.
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Non-Contact Voltage (NCV)
1.
Hold the “NCV” button.
2.
Move the tip of the meter toward the object to be tested.
3.If the voltage detected is greater than 90V AC rms, the
NCV indicator will flash and the buzzer will sound.
Note:
•
Even if no indication is given, voltage may still be present.
Do not rely solely on NCV detection to determine th
pr
esence of voltage.
•
When measuring AC/DC voltage, the NCV indicator may
flash due to induced voltage.
•
External power sources/interference may trigger the
ndicator.
NCV i
e
Temperature (Type-K Thermocouple)
1.nsert the “- COM“ end of the thermocouple into the
M” jack and “V +” end into the “INPUT” jack. 2.Turn
“CO
the rotary switch to the “TEMP” position. The
default mode is °F; press “FUNC” to switch to °C if
necessary; press “FUNC” to switch back to °F.
3.
Touch the tip of the thermocouple to the object to be
ested.
t
4.
Read the measured temperature value on the display.
Specifications
The meter should be calibrated annually between
18℃ ~ 28℃ and a relative humidity less than 75%.
General Specifications
•
Manual and auto range
•
Power overload protection
•
Maximum voltage between circuit and ground:
1000V AC/DC
•
Maximum working height: 2000m
•
Display: LCD
•
Maximum display value: 5999
•
Polarity indication” automatically displays“-”
•
Overload indication: “0L” or “-0L”
•
Sampling frequency: 3 times/sec
•
Units displayed: functions with units.
•
Auto power off: 15 mins.
•
Power : 1x 9V 6F22 battery
•
Low battery indication: display shows“ ”
•
Operating temperature: 0℃ ~40℃
•
Storage temperature:-10℃ ~50℃
•
Temperature coefficient: less than 0.1% accuracy/°C
•
Size: 201×65×43mm
•
Weight: 265g (Including batteries)
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Technical Specifications
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
200A
0.1A
±(3.0% reading+3 digits)
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
600µA
0.1µA
1000µA
1µA
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
600mV
0.1mV
6V
0.001V
60V
0.01V
600V
0.1V
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
6V
0.001V
60V
0.01V
600V
0.1V
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
ACV
1-600V
DCV
1-600V
Temperature: 23±5℃.Relative humidity: <75%
AC Current
•
Maximum input current: 200A AC
•
Frequency Range: 40 ~ 400Hz
DC Current
±(1.0% reading+4 digits)
•
Maximum input current: 1000µA DC
DC Voltage
AC Voltage
±(0.8% reading+3 digits)
•
Input impedance: 10MΩ
•
Maximum input voltage: 600V DC /AC rms
•
Frequency Range: 40 ~ 400Hz
Note:
At small voltage ranges, unsteady readings will appear before
the test leads make contact with the circuit. This is normal
since the meter is highly sensitive. When the test leads are
connected to the circuit, the true reading will be shown.
LOZ
•
Input impedance: 10MΩ
•
Maximum input voltage: 600V DC/AC rms
Note:
At small voltage ranges, unsteady readings will appear before
the test leads make contact with the circuit. This is normal
since the meter is highly sensitive. When the test leads are
connected to the circuit, the true reading will be shown.
±(0.7% reading+3 digits)
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•
Input impedance: 10M
•
Maximum input voltage: 600V DC/AC rms
•
ACV Frequency Range: 40 ~ 400Hz
Note:
At small voltage ranges, unsteady readings will appear
before the test leads make contact with the circuit.
This is normal since the meter is highly sensitive.
When the test leads are connected to the circuit, the
true reading will be shown.
±(2.0% reading+3 digits)
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Resistance
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
99.99nF
0.01nF
999.9nF
0.1nF
9.999µF
0.001µF
99.99µF
0.01µF
999.9µF
0.1µF
9.999mF
1µF
99.99mF
0.01mF
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
-20~0℃
1℃
±(3.0% reading+2 digits)
1~400℃
1℃
±(2.0% reading+2 digits)
-4~32℉
1℉
±(3.0% reading+4 digits)
-4~752℉
1℉
±(2.0% reading+4 digits)
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
99.99Hz
0.01Hz
999.9Hz
0.1Hz
>1kHz
0.001kHz
Reference only
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
600Ω
0.1Ω
6kΩ
0.001kΩ
60kΩ
0.01kΩ
600kΩ
0.1kΩ
6MΩ
0.001MΩ
60MΩ
0.1MΩ
Function
Resolution
Description
The meter will beep if
less than 50Ω.
Function
Resolution
Description
Displays forward-biased
voltage drop
±(0.8% reading+3 digits)
±(1.2% reading+3 digits)
•
Open circuit voltage: 0.4V
•
Over-voltage protection: 250V DC/AC rms.
Continuity
Capacitance
±(4.0% reading+5 digits)
•
Over-voltage protection: 250V DC or AC (RMS)
Temperature
•
Over-voltage protection: 250V DC/AC rms.
Diodes
•
Forward DC current: 1mA
•
Reverse DC voltage: 3.3V
•
Over-voltage protection: 250V DC/AC rms.
0.1Ω
0.001V
measured resistance is
•
Over-voltage protection: 250V DC/AC rms.
Frequency
In Current Mode (A)
•
Measurement range: 10Hz ~ 1kHz.
•
Input range: ≥ 60A AC rms (input current will increase
s frequency increases).
a
•
Maximum input current: 200A AC rms.
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±(1.5% reading+5 digits)
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In Voltage Mode (V)
Duty Cycle
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
5 – 95%
0.1%
± 0.3%
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
99.99Hz
0.01Hz
999.9Hz
0.1Hz
9.999Hz
0.001kHz
>10kHz
0.01kHz
Reference only
Range
Resolution
Accuracy
99.99Hz
0.01Hz
999.9Hz
0.1Hz
9.999kHz
1Hz
99.99kHz
0.01kHz
999.9kHz
0.1kHz
9.999MHz
1kHz
99.99MHz
0.01MHz
±(1.5% reading+5 digits)
•
Measurement range: 10Hz ~ 10kHz.
•
Input range: ≥0.6V AC rms (input voltage will increase as
frequency increases).
•
Input impedance: 10MΩ
•
Maximum input voltage: 600V AC rms.
In Hertz Mode (Hz)
±(0.3% reading+5 digits)
•
Measurement range: 10Hz ~ 60MHz.
•
Input range: ≥ 0.2V AC rms (input voltage will increase
s frequency increases).
a
•
Input impedance: 10MΩ
•
Maximum input voltage: 250V AC rms.
Maintenance
General Maintenance
•
To avoid possible electric shock or personal injury,
repairs or servicing not covered in this manual should b
per
formed only by qualified personnel.
•
Before opening the meter, remove test leads from all
ircuits to avoid damage to the meter or personal injury.
c
•
To avoid electrical shock, remove test leads from input
jacks before cleaning.
•
To avoid false readings that could lead to possible
lectric shock, replace the batteries as soon as the low
e
battery indicator “ ”appears.
•
Clean the instrument case with a damp cloth and mild
ergent. Do not use abrasives or chemical solvents.
det
•
Keep in mind the internal capacitors may retain
ous voltages even when the instrument is turn
danger
o
ff.
•
Remove the batteries if the meter is not going to be used
or an extended period of time.
f
Battery Replacement
WARNING:
REMOVE THE TEST LEADS FROM THE METER
BEFORE REMOVING THE BATTERY CASE TO AVOID
ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND INJURY.
1.
Replace the batteries once the display shows“ ” to
avoid false readings.
2.
Remove test leads and unscrew the battery cover and
emove the cover.
r
3.
Replace the used battery with a new one.
4.Replace the battery cover and tighten the screw.
Note:
Double check the polarity of the battery before replacing.
e
ed
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Test Leads Replacement
WARNING:
REPLACE THE TEST LEADS WITH IDENTICAL OR
COMPATIBLE LEADS. LEAD SPECS: 1000V 10A.
Replace test leads if leads become damaged or worn.
Warning
Use meet EN 61010-031 standard, rated CAT III 600V,
or better test leads.
To avoid electric shock, make sure the probes are
disconnected from the measured circuit before
removing the rear cover. Make sure the rear cover is
tightly screwed before using the instrument.
Warning
Out of the Box
Check the meter and accessories thoroughly before using the
meter. Contact your local distributor if the meter or any
components are damaged or malfunction.
Accessories
•
Test leads 1pair
•
User’s manual 1piece
•
9V battery 1piece
•
Type-K Thermocouple 1piece
•
Case
1piece
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