Tack life MLS01 User Manual

User Manual

Professional AC Line Splitter

Model:

MLS01

Shenzhen Take Tools Co., Ltd.
Web: www.tacklifetools.com
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ADD:No.B714, Niulanqian Building, Minzhi Road,
Longhua District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China 518000

Made in China

Contents

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01~06

07~10

11~14

15~18

19~22

1. Safety Precautions

To prevent damage to the instrument and ensure your safety, you
must read this safety precaution before using!

1. Please check the product casing and insulation to make sure
it’s intact.

2. In order to prevent electric shock and other hazards, the load
must not exceed AC 250V 15A.

3. In order to prevent damage to the insulation, do not open the
product casing.

4. After finishing testing, turn off the power first, then remove
the test leads and load plugs.

2. Compliance

This product is an integrated part of the clamp meter which
makes current measuring simple and convenient, it will not
damage the equipment’s power cord insulation. It is exquisitely
designed, easy to operate and compliant with the IEC61010
standard which is essential for electrical engineering testing.

3. Description

1. Safety Standards: IEC61010

2. Maximum Load: AC 250V 15A

3. Use Environment: Temperature: 0-40 ℃; Humidity: ≤ 90%

4. Storage Environment: Temperature: 10-50 ℃; Humidity ≤ 90%

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4. Warning Symbols

Symbol

L

N

5. Display Description
US Regulation:

1. Power plug

Function

Important safety information

Dangerous voltage may be present

Double insulation

Ground

Live wire connected to the internal power supply

Neutral wire connected to the internal power supply

The standard power plugs are as follows:

The permissible maximum load: AC 250V 15A

2. "X1" current test end: measured out of the real working current.

3. "X10" current test end: measured to increase the current reading
by 10 times.

4. Voltage test socket: Test device operating voltage.

5. Load the socket

The maximum load: AC 250V 15A
Suitable for the standard plug, the specific model is as follows:

EU Regulation:

1. Power plug:
The standard power plugs are as follows:

The permissible maximum load: AC 250V 15A

2. "X1" current test end: measured out of the real working current.

3. "X10" current test end: measured to increase the current
reading by 10 times.

4. Load the socket

The maximum load: AC 250V 15A
Suitable for the standard plug, the specific model is as follows:

UK Regulation:

1. Power plug:
The standard power plugs are as follows:

The permissible maximum load: AC 250V 15A

2. "X1" current test end: measured out of the real working current.

3. "X10" current test end: measured to increase the current reading
by 10 times.

4. Load the socket

The maximum load: AC 250V 15A
Suitable for the standard plug, the specific model is as follows:

6. Operating Instructions
US Regulation:

6.1 Current Test

The maximum load: AC 250V 15A

1. Insert the load plug into the splitter socket and fully insert the
plug to ensure good contact.

2. Plug the splitter into the power outlet to ensure that it is in good
contact.

3. Use the clamp meter to clamp the current test end of the splitter
to obtain the current reading.
Select different test terminals according to different current.
Select "X1" to get the normal load current; select "X10" to increase
the current readout by 10 times to increase the current
resolution.
The presence of the clamp meter itself will affect the accuracy
of the test, so please select the high precision clamp meter.

6.2 Voltage Test

1. Plug the load plug into the splitter socket.

2. Plug the splitter into the power outlet.

3. Make the function rotary of the multimeter to AC 600V, insert the
probe into the sockets of the live wire and neutral wire to read
the operating voltage of the load.

6.3 Power Test

1. Plug the load plug into the splitter socket.

2. Make the function rotary of the multimeter to AC 600V, insert the
probe into the sockets of the live wire and neutral wire.

3. Plug the splitter into the power outlet.

4. Select the appropriate current test on the splitter with a clamp.

5. Take the readings of the clamp meter and multimeter separately,
power can be calculated by the following formula: P = U * I.