HAZET 2152-600 Multimeter Instructions

HAZET 2152-600 Multimeter

Information

Safety information

WARNING!

Sources of danger include for example, mechanical parts, which may cause serious personal injury. Objects are also at risk (e.g. damage to the instrument).

WARNING!

An electric shock can result in death or serious personal injury and endanger the function of objects (e.g. damage to the instrument).

WARNING!

Never point the laser beam towards eyes directly or indirectly via reflective surfaces. Laser radiation can cause irreparable damage to the eyes. The laser beam must be deactivated when conducting measurements close to people.

General safety notes

WARNING!

Unauthorized modification and / or changes to the instrument are not permitted, for reasons of safety and approval (CE). In order to ensure safe and reliable operation using the instrument, you must always comply with the safety instructions, warnings and the information contained in the section “Intended use”.

WARNING!

Comply with the following specifications before using the instrument:

• Avoid operating the instrument near to electric welding equipment, induction heaters or other electromagnetic fields.
• After abrupt temperature fluctuations, the instrument must be allowed to adjust to the new ambient temperature for approx. 30 minutes before using it, in order to stabilize the IR sensor.
• Do not expose the instrument to high temperatures for a long period of time.
• Avoid dusty and humid environments.
• Measuring instruments and their accessories are not toys, and must be kept out of the reach of children!
• When working in commercial facilities, comply at all times with the specifications of the accident prevention regulations for electrical systems and equipment as established by the employer’s liability insurance association.

Electrical energy may cause serious injuries!

Information

Comply with the five safety rules:

1. Disconnect
2. Ensure that the instrument cannot be switched back on again
3. Ensure isolation from the power supply (check that there is no voltage on both poles)
4. Earth and short-circuit
5. Cover adjacent live parts

Intended use

The instrument is intended strictly for use in applications described in the operating instructions. Any other usage is forbidden, and may result in accidents or destruction of the instrument. Any  such usage will result in the immediate expiry of all guarantee and warranty claims on the part of the operator against the manufacturer.

Remove the batteries if the instrument is not in use for a long period of time, in order to protect the instrument from damage.

We assume no liability for damage to property or personal injury resulting from improper handling or non-compliance with the safety instructions. Any warranty claim expires in such cases. An exclamation mark in a triangle indicates safety instructions in the operating instructions. Read the instructions through before beginning initial commissioning. This instrument is CE-approved and thus fulfils the required guidelines.

We reserve the right to alter specifications without prior notice
© 2022 HAZET-WERK Hermann Zerver GmbH & Co. KG, Germany.

Disclaimer

The warranty claim expires in cases of damage caused by failure to comply with the instructions! We assume no liability for any resulting damage!

HAZET is not responsible for damage resulting from

• failure to observe the instructions,
• changes to the product that have not been approved by HAZET or
• the use of spare parts that have not been manufactured or approved by HAZET
• the use of alcohol, drugs or medication.

Accuracy of the operating instructions

These operating instructions have been compiled with due care and attention. No guarantee is given that the data, illustrations and drawings are complete or correct. All rights reserved with regard to changes, printing mistakes and errors.

Disposal

Dear HAZET customer: purchasing our product gives you the option of returning the instrument to suitable collection points for waste electrical equipment at the end of its lifespan.

The WEEE directive regulates the return and recycling of electrical appliances. Manufacturers of electrical appliances are obliged to take back and recycle all electrical appliances free of charge. Electrical devices may then no longer be dis-posed of through conventional waste disposal channels. Electrical appliances must be recycled and disposed of separately. All equipment subject to this directive is marked with this logo.

Disposal of used batteries

As an end user, you are legally obliged (battery law) to return all used batteries; disposal in the normal domestic waste is prohibited.
Batteries containing contaminant material are labelled with this symbol indicating that they may not be disposed of in normal domestic waste.
The abbreviations used for the crucial heavy metals are:
Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury, Pb = lead.
You can return your used batteries free of charge to municipal collection points or anywhere where batteries are sold.

Certificate of quality

All quality-relevant activities and processes carried out within HAZET are subject to ongoing monitoring within the framework of a Quality Management System. Furthermore, HAZET confirms that the testing equipment and instruments used during the calibration process are subject to an ongoing inspection process.

Declaration of conformity

The product conforms to the most recent directives. For more information, go to www.hazet.de

Operation

Introduction

HAZET 2152-600 is a universal multimeter. This measuring instrument has been manufactured to the latest safety specifications, and guarantees safe and reliable operation. The multimeter is a valuable aid for all standard measurement tasks in trade and industry as well as for electronics hobbyists.

Safety precautions

The 2152-600 left the factory with its safety features in perfect operating condition. In order to maintain this condition, the user must comply with the specifications of the safety notes contained in this manual.

CAUTION!
Only use the enclosed safety test leads or equivalent test leads that meet the same measurement category.

• In order to avoid an electric shock, comply with the precautions when working with voltages greater than 120 V (60 V) DC or 50 V (25 V) eff. AC. These values represent the limits of safe to-touch voltages in accordance with DIN VDE. (Values given in brackets apply e.g. to medical or agricultural areas)
• Before taking each measurement, ensure that the test leads and the test instrument are in perfect working order
• The test leads and probes must only be handled using the grips provided. Avoid touching the probes under any circumstances.

The test instrument must only be used for the measurement ranges specified.

ATTENTION!
Before using the instrument, check for its correct function (e.g. using a known power source, see: DIN VDE 0105, part 1).

Included in delivery

Explanation of switches, buttons and jacks

e.g. From DC to AC
3| MAX/MIN| Depending on the function, actuation displays the maximum value or the minimum value of the measurement.
4| Input jack V/Ω| Red test lead for all types of signals supported by the instrument.
5| Earth jack COM| Black test lead for all types of signals supported by the instrument.
6| µA/mA jack| For current measurements up to 600 mA.
7| 10 A jack| The 10 A jack must be used for current measurements above 600 mA.
8| ON/OFF switch / measurement function selection switch| Switches the instrument on. The measurement function is selected depending on the switch position.
9| RAN| Actuation of the button selects the measurement range manually.
10| Hold/BL| Actuation of the button saves the measured value in the display. Prolonged actuation of the button switches on the display lighting.
11| REL/APO| Actuation of the button activates relative measurement. Prolonged actuation of the button switches the Auto Power-Off function on and off.
12| Display| For reading off the measured values.

DC voltage measurement / V=

Set the appropriate range using the selector switch. Connect the black test lead to the “COM” jack and the red test lead to the “V/Ω” jack. Connect test leads to the test object. Read off measurement result from the display. The voltage polarity is also displayed.

Measurement range| Resolution| Input resistance| Overvoltage protection| Accuracy
---|---|---|---|---
600 mV| 0.1 mV| >1000 MΩ| 250 Vrms| ±0.7 % of the measurement range + 2 digit
6 V| 1 mV| >10 MΩ| 750 Vrms
60 V| 10 mV
600 V| 100 mV

AC voltage measurement / V~

Set the appropriate range using the selector switch. Actuate the “SEL button” and select AC. Connect the black test lead to the “COM” jack and the red test lead to the “V/Ω” jack. Connect test leads to the test object. Read off measurement result from the display.

Measurement range| Resolution| Input resistance| Overvoltage protection| Accuracy
---|---|---|---|---
600 mV| 0.1 mV| >1000 MΩ| 250 Vrms| ±0.8 % of the measurement range + 3 digit
6 V| 1 mV| >10 MΩ| 750 Vrms
60 V| 10 mV
600 V| 100 mV

Frequency range: 10 Hz – 1.2 kHz

DC current measurement / A=

Set the appropriate range using the selector switch. Connect the black test lead to the “COM” jack and the red test lead to the “mA” or “10 A” jack. Connect the test leads with the test object and read off the measurement result from the display. The current direction is indicated by the sign.

You must use the “10 A” jack when measuring currents above 600 mA!

Measurement range| Resolution| Overvoltage protection| Accuracy
---|---|---|---
600 µA| 0.1 µA| 600 mA/250 V
Self-resetting fuse| ±1.2 % of the measurement range + 3 digit
6000 µA| 1 µA
60 mA| 10 mA
600 mA| 100 µA
10 A| 10 mA| 10 A / 1000 V| ±2.0 % of the measurement range + 10 digit

In the 10 A range observe the maximum duty cycles!

AC current measurement / A~

Set the appropriate range using the selector switch. Actuate the “SEL” button and select AC. Connect the black test lead to the “COM” jack and the red test lead to the “mA” or “10 A” jack. Connect the test leads with the test object and read off the measurement result from the display.

You must use the “10 A” jack when measuring currents above 600 mA!

Measurement range| Resolution| Overvoltage protection| Accuracy
---|---|---|---
600 µA| 0.1 µA| 600 mA/250 V
Self-resetting fuse| ±1.5 % of the measurement range + 3 digit
6000 µA| 1 µA
60 mA| 10 mA
600 mA| 100 µA
10 A| 10 mA| 10 A / 1000 V| ±3.0 % of the measurement range + 10 digit

Frequency range: 10 Hz – 1.2 kHz

Resistance measurement / Ω

Set the appropriate range using the selector switch. Connect the black test lead to the “COM” jack and the red test lead to the “V/Ω” jack. Connect the test leads with the test object and read off the measurement result from the display.

Overvoltage protection: 250 V RMS
Off-load voltage: 1.2 V

Diode test

Set the selector switch to ” “. Actuate the “SEL” button x 2. Connect the black test lead with the “COM” jack and the red test lead with the “V/Ω” jack. Connect the test leads with the test object (red test lead = anode, black test lead = cathode). The forward voltage is displayed.

Overvoltage protection: 250 V RMS
Off-load voltage: 3.2 V

Continuity test

Set to ”  ” using the selector switch. Actuate the “SEL” button. Connect the black test lead to the “COM” jack and the red test lead to the “V/Ω” jack. Connect test leads to the test circuit.

Off-load voltage: 1.0 V

Temperature

Set the selector switch to “°C”. Connect a type-K temperature sensor (nickel- chrome / nickel) to the “V/Ω” and “COM” jacks. Read off measurement result from the display.

Frequency

Set the selector switch to “Hz”. Connect the black test lead to the “COM” jack and the red test lead to the “V/Ω” jack. Connect the test leads with the test object and read off the measurement result from the display.

Overvoltage protection: 250 V RMS

Duty cycle

Set the selector switch to “%/Hz”. Actuate the “Hz/%” button. Connect the black test lead to the “COM” jack and the red test lead to the “V/Ω” jack. Connect the test leads with the test object and read off the measurement result from the display.

Overvoltage protection: 250 V RMS

Capacitance measurement / F

Set the selector switch to ” “. Actuate the “SEL” button x 3. Connect the black test lead to the “COM” jack and the red test lead to the “V/Ω” jack. Connect the test leads with the test object and read off the measurement result from the display.

Discharge the capacitors before every measurement!

Automatic switch-off

The instrument switches off after c. 15 minutes (APO). Continuous actuation of the “APO” button switches the Auto Power Off function on or off.

Backlighting

Continuous pressing of the “HOLD” button switches on the backlighting. The illumination switches off automatically after c. 1 minute.

Saving function (HOLD)

At difficult measurement positions, the display cannot perhaps be read correctly. Pressing the “HOLD” button freezes the current measured value which can then be read in comfort. Repeated pressing of the “HOLD” button returns to normal measuring mode.

True RMS

If measuring non-sinus wave forms, low measurement errors can occur if using the True RMS function, in comparison to using traditional measurement procedures. Sinus form and non-sinus form signals can be accurately measured using the True RMS function.

Maintenance

The instrument does not require special maintenance when used as specified in these operating instructions.

Cleaning

Use a damp cloth and mild household detergent to clean the instrument should it become soiled through daily use. Never use aggressive cleaning agents or solvents to clean the instrument.

Replacing the battery

Replace the batteries when the battery symbol appears on the display.
Remove the test leads from the instrument before changing the batteries!
Remove the three screws on the rear, open the battery compartment and remove the discharged battery. Insert new batteries (2 x 1.5 V AA). Replace the battery compartment and screw tight.

Only use the batteries specified!
Batteries must not be disposed of with normal domestic waste!
Observe the statutory regulations pertaining to disposal!

Changing the fuse

Remove the three screws on the rear, open the battery compartment and remove the fuse. Insert a new fuse (F 10A). Replace the battery compartment and screw tight.

Only use the fuses specified!

The following measurement categories have been defined in accordance with EN 61010-1:

Measurement CAT II

Measurements on circuits that are directly electrically connected to the network, via plugs in the home, office and laboratory.

Measurement CAT III

Measurements on building installations: fixed consumer units, distributor connection, equipment fitted permanently to the distributor.

Measurement CAT IV

Measurements at the source of the low voltage installation: meters, primary surge protection, mains connection.

Technical Data

-4 °F ~ 1832 °F
Frequency measurement| 0 Hz ~10 MHz
Fuses| F 600 mA self-resetting (maintenance-free) and F 10 A (10.3 x 38 mm)
Polarity indicator| Automatic
Over-range indicator| “OL” is indicated
Overvoltage category| CAT III 600 V
Battery status| Battery icon is displayed
Power supply| 2 x 1.5 V AA
Operating temperature| 0 °C to 40 °C
Storage temperature| -10 °C to 50 °C
Dimensions| 183 × 95 × 50 mm
Weight| 410 g inc. battery

Customer Support

HAZET-WERK Hermann Zerver GmbH & Co. KG

10 04 61 · 42804 REMSCHEID · GERMANY · +49 (0) 21 91/ 7 92-0

+49 (0) 21 91/ 7 92-375 (National) · +49 (0) 21 91/ 7 92-400 (International)

www.hazet.de · info@hazet.de 

References

• HAZET-WERK - Hermann Zerver GmbH & Co. KG
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