SMARTSAFE RT100 iSmartEV Insulation Tester User Manual
- June 17, 2024
- SmartSafe
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SMARTSAFE RT100 iSmartEV Insulation Tester
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Copyright © 2021 by SHENZHEN SMARTSAFETECHCO.,LTD.All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of SMARTSAFE. Neither SMARTSAFE nor its affiliates shall beliableto the purchaser of this unit or third parties for damages, losses, costs,or expenses incurred by purchaser or third parties result of: Accident, misuse, or abuse of this unit, or unauthorized modifications, repairs, or alterations to this unit, or failure strictly comply with SMARTZONE operating and maintenance instructions. SMARTSAFE shall not be liable for any damages or problems arising from the use of any options or any consumable products other than those designated as Original SMART SAFE Products or SMARTZONE Approved Products by SMARTSAFE.All information, specifications and illustrations in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of printing.SMARTSAFE reserves the right to make change sat anytime without prior written or oral notice
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Guangdong, China, to request written permission to use Materials on this manual for purposes or for all other questions relating to this manual. To avoid personal injury, property damage, or accidental damage to the product, please read all the information this chapter before using the product.
Safety Warning
The design, manufacture and testing of the taster are up to IEC 61010 safety standards (safety requirements for electrical measurement products). This manual includes warnings and safety regulations ensuring the safe use and state of the tester, which must be followed by users. Please carefully read the following operating instructions before the use.
Warning:
- Please carefully read and understand this instruction manual before using the tester.
- Always comply with the requirements of this user manual and keep it available for reference.
- During testing, incorrect operation can result in accidents and damage to the tester.
Conventions
The following conventions are used in this manual.
Hazards
To avoid possible serious or fatal damage under certain conditions and
operations.
- Do not measure circuits with AC/DC voltage above 600V.
- Do not test in inflammable places because sparks may cause explosion.
- Do not operate the tester if its surface is wet or the operator’s hand is wet.
- When measuring, do not touch the conductive part of the test pen.
- Do not press TEST button when the test clip is short-circuited to the tester.
- Do not touch the circuit to be measured when performing insulation test.
Warning:
To avoid the danger of electric shock.
- If the tester is broken or metal parts are exposed, please stop using it.
- After high resistance measurements, charge storage in the circuit to be measured must be released.
- Ensure that all test clips are securely connected to the tester’s test ports.
- The tester is a sealed device without repairable parts inside for end users. Do not attempt to disassemble it by yourself. All internal repairs must be performed by an authorized maintenance organization or technician. Attempts to disassemble or modify the equipment will void the warranty.
Notes
Helpful information is presented to avoid damage to the tester and to make
accurate measurements.
- Before measuring resistance, the circuit to be measured must be completely discharged and isolated from the power circuit.
- If the test clip or power adapter needs to be replaced because of damage, replace it with that of the same model or electrical specifications.
- Do not use the tester if the battery indicator indicates that the battery is out of power.
- Do not store or use the tester in the high temperature, high humidity, flammable, explosive environment, and strong electromagnetic field fields.
- Please use a damp cloth or cleaner to clean the tester housing.
Do not use friction or solvents.
When the tester is wet, please dry it before storage.
Product Introduction
Overview
With microcomputer technology design as the core, and a combination of large- scale integrated circuit and digital circuit, iSmartEV RT100 insulation tester is equipped with powerful measurement and data processing software; thus, it can complete measurement of the insulation resistance, voltage, and other parameters. Its stable performance and easy operation are suitable for field measurement and maintenance users of power equipment and power supply line.
It features the following:
- Automatic high voltage residual release function.
- Support resistance measurement and AC/DC voltage measurement.
- Support insulation resistance measurement modes such as comparative measurement, continuous measurement, and fixed-time measurement.
- Multiple voltage output of 500V, 1000V, 2500V and 5000V.
- Backlight function for working at night or in the dim environment.
- Alarm function for test voltage and resistance overrange.
- Automatic shutdown function (the tester automatically shuts down when it is not operated for 15 minutes in the resistance test mode).
- Large display facilitates observation of measurement results.
Packing List
The following list is for reference only. For details, please consult your local distributor or check the attached packing list.
- iSmartEV RT100 insulation tester X 1
- Switching Power Supply X 1
- Test Clip X 3
- User Manual X 3
- Packing list X 1
Composition
No. | Name | Description |
---|---|---|
1 | Earth Port | Connected to a green single-cord wire. |
2 | GUARD Port | Connected to a black single-cord wire. |
3 | LINE Port | Connected to a double-cord red wire. |
4 | Display | 5-inch display. |
5 | Selection |
Buttons
| When the insulation resistance measurement is not started, it is used to
adjust the measured output voltage value.
When the insulation resistance is measured periodically, it is used to
decrease the measurement duration; When the comparative measurement mode is
used to measure the insulation resistance, it is used to decrease the
resistance comparison value.
When the insulation resistance is measured periodically, it is used to
increase the measurement duration; When the comparative measurement mode is
used to measures the insulation resistance, it is used to increase the
resistance comparison value.
6| MODE| Switch button for the resistance/voltage measurement mode.
The insulation resistance measurement mode (continuous measurement mode) is by default while startup. Press this button to switch to the DC voltage measurement mode. Press it again to enter the AC voltage mode, and press it again to exit the voltage measurement mode and back to the insulation resistance measurement mode, which is loop selection.
7| TIME| Click it to switch between “Fixed-time Measurement” and
“Continuous measurement” modes.
8| COMP| “Comparative measurement” mode for insulation resistance
measurement.
9| TEST| Enable and disable measurement (press the button for 1 second
to enable measurement).
10| LIGHT| Turn on/off the backlight.
11| Power Button| In the shutdown state, long press this button until
the TEST button is lit, and the tester is initialized and powered on. Press
this button for 3 seconds to shut down under the startup state.
_ Note: The tester will automatically shut down after no _operation for more than 15 minutes (manual shutdown is required in the voltage measurement mode).
12| Charging Indicator| It shows red while charging and green after
fully charged.
13| Calibration
Terminal
| For tester verification tests and standard resistance calibration.
14| USB Type-C
Port
| Reserved expansion port.
15| DC IN Power Jack| For connection of the power adapter.
_ Warning: Please use the attached power adapter for charging. We will
not be responsible for any damage or loss_ caused by charging with a power
adapter not designated by us.
_ Note: The tester will not work during charging to ensure personal
safety._
16| Holder| For support during tester operation.
Technical Parameters
Insulation Test
Test Voltage | 500V | 1000V | 2500V | 5000V |
---|
Measurement
Range
| 10MΩ~20GΩ| 10MΩ~40GΩ| 10MΩ~100GΩ| 10MΩ~1000G
Ω
Open Circuit
Voltage
| DC500V
0~20%
| DC1000V
0~20%
| DC2500V
0~20%
| DC5000V
0~20%
Measurement
Accuracy
| 1MΩ~99.9MΩ: ± (3%+5)
100MΩ~9.99GΩ: ± (5%+5)
10.0GΩ~100.0GΩ: ± (10%+5)
100GΩ: ± (20%+5)
Short-Circuit
Current
| <3.0mA
AC/DC Voltage Testing
Voltage Type | DC Voltage | AC Voltage |
---|---|---|
Measurement Range | ±30~±600V | 30~600V |
Resolution | 1V | 1V |
Measurement Accuracy | ±2% | ±2% |
__ Note: Under any test voltage, if the measured resistance is less than 10MΩ, do not continuously measure for more than 10 seconds.
Display | 5-inch display |
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Battery | 3150mAh/11.4V |
Working Temperature | 0~50℃ |
Storage Temperature | -20℃ ~ 70℃ |
Dimension | 19020772mm |
Operating
Charging and On/Off
Charging
Note: After using the tester for the first time or not using the tester for a long time, the tester may fail to start up because of low battery. Please charge the tester for a period before trying to start up.
Please charge as below methods:
Plug one end of the power adapter into the DC IN charging jack of the tester
and connect the other end to the AC power outlet. If the charging indicator on
the tester lights up in red, it indicates charging, the indicator lights up in
green after fully charging.
Turn On/Off
In the shutdown state, long press the Power button on the tester until the
TEST button is lit, the tester will be initialized and powered on, and the
system will have a buzzer prompt.
To shut down, long press the Power button on the tester for 3 seconds until
the screen is off.
The tester will automatically shut down when it is not operated for more than
15 minutes in the resistance measurement mode. If the tester is in the voltage
measurement mode, it needs to be shut down manually.
Note: To ensure safety, the tester will automatically shut down when charging.
Display
No. | Name | No. | Name |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Battery Indicator | 10 | Continuous Measurement Prompt |
2 | Scale | 11 | Negative Pole Symbol |
3 | High Voltage Prompt | 12 | DC Voltage Symbol |
4 | Buzzer Symbol | 13 | AC Voltage Symbol |
5 | Output Voltage | 14 | Timing Display |
6 | Unit Symbol | 15 | Pass (Pass the Comparative Measurement) Prompt |
7 | Voltage Measurement Prompt | 16 | Fail (Not Pass the Comparative Measurement) |
Prompt
8| Comparative Measurement Prompt| 17| Calibration Identifier
9| Fixed-time Measurement Prompt| |
Measurement
Preparation before measurement:
- Press the Power button to start up. The insulation resistance continuous measurement mode is preset when startup, and the output voltage is 500V.
- Please make sure that the tester is fully charged (if the battery icon is blank, it needs to be charged before testing).
AC/ DC voltage measurement
-
The insulation resistance continuous measurement mode is by default while startup. Press the MODE button to switch to the DC voltage measurement mode, and press the MODE button again to enter the AC voltage measurement mode.
-
Insert the red test clip into the LINE port on the tester and the green test clip into the Earth port on the tester.
-
Connect the red and green alligator clips to the circuit to be tested. When measuring DC voltage, if the red test clip is negative voltage, the negative pole symbol “-” will be displayed on the screen.
Note:
- Do not input a voltage higher than 600V or 600Vrms. Measuring higher voltages risks may damage the tester.
- Special attention should be paid to avoid electric shock when measuring high voltages.
- After completing all measurement, disconnect the test clip from the circuit to be tested and remove the test clip from the tester input.
- If the voltage measurement exceeds the maximum range, the buzzer will sound.
Insulation Resistance Measurement
Note: The continuous measurement mode is by default for insulation
resistance measurement during startup.
-
Before measuring insulation resistance, the circuit to be measured must be completely discharged and isolated from the power circuit.
-
Insert the red test clip into the LINE port, the black test clip into the GUARD port, and the green test clip into the EARTH port.
-
Connect the red and green alligator clips to the measured object and output the voltage from the LINE port.
-
Select the following insulation resistance measurement mode.
-
After the system is powered on, the system enters the insulation resistance continuous measurement mode by default. Press to select the output voltage and press TEST for 1 second to start measurement. At the same time,the buzzer will sound. The measured insulation resistance value will be displayed on the screen.
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Press the TIME button to select the fixed-time measurement mode. Fixed-time measurement prompt and timing symbols will be displayed on the screen. Press the buttons to adjust the output voltage and press the buttons to set the timing duration (setting range from 00:10 to 15:00). Press the TEST button for 1 second to start the fixed-time measurement.
-
The timer area of the screen starts to display a countdown.
The system will automatically end the measurement at the set time. -
Press the COMP button to enter the insulation resistance comparative measurement mode, and the comparative measurement prompt will appear on the screen. Press the buttons to select an output voltage and press the buttons to set the comparative resistance (setting range:
-
10MΩ ~ 900GΩ). Press the TEST button for 1 second to start the measurement. If the insulation resistance measurement value is smaller than the resistance comparative value, the “FAIL” prompt will be displayed in the lower left corner of the screen; otherwise, the “PASS” prompt will be displayed.
-
Note:
-
Before the test, ensure that the circuit to be measured is not electrified. Do not measure the insulation of electrified equipment or circuit.
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The tester has dangerous voltage output. Please be careful while operating.
Never press the TEST button to output the high voltage before ensuring that the tested circuit is firmly clamped and the hand is off the test clamp. -
Do not short circuit two test clips or measure the insulation resistance under the high voltage output. This operation is easy to spark and cause fire, and damage the tester.
-
If the resistance measurement exceeds the maximum range, the buzzer will sound.
Schematic Diagram of Insulation Resistance Measurement Mode Switching
Single-point calibration of onboard resistance
After using the tester for a period, it is recommended to calibrate the onboard resistance. The specific steps are as follows:
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Connect the test clip to the resistance calibration terminal on the tester as shown below.
-
Under the startup state, long press the COMP button to enter the calibration state of 200MΩ resistance. The screen will display the character of CAL and the resistance value of 200MΩ.
-
Long press the TEST button to start the measurement, and then press the TEST button to finish the measurement when the value is stable.
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Long press the COMP button for 5 seconds to exit the calibration, then the calibration is complete.
Note: It is unavailable to switch to other measurement modes under the calibration mode. You need to exit the calibration mode before other measurements.
Maintenance
- Please use clean water wet soft cloth or sponge (without clear water residue) to wipe the surface of the casing.
- Do not immerse the tester in water to avoid damaging it.
- When the tester is wet, please dry it before storage.
- When it is necessary to calibrate or repair the tester, please submit the tester to professional maintenance personnel or designated maintenance department.
FCC Warning
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
- this device may not cause harmful interference, and
- this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.
Warranty
This WARRANTY applies only to customers and dealers who have purchased Smart
Safe products through normal procedures.
Within one year from the date of delivery, SmartSafe Company shall guarantee
the defects of its electronic products caused by materials or processes.
Damage of the equipment or components caused by abuse, unauthorized
modification, use for purposes other than the design of the product, or
failure to operate in the way specified in the instruction shall not be
covered by this warranty.
Disclaimer
The warranty mentioned above may supersede any other warranty.
Order notification
The replaceable parts and optional parts can be ordered directly from the
suppliers authorized by SmartSafe. Please specify when ordering:
- Quantity ordered
- Part number
- Part name
Customer Service Center
If the equipment needs to be repaired, please send the equipment to Smart
Safe, together with the purchase invoice and problem description. If the
equipment is within the scope of the warranty, SmartSafe offer free
maintenance; If the equipment is outside the scope of the warranty, SmartSafe
will charge for maintenance and return freight.
Address of SmartSafe Company:
3310, Building 11, Tian ‘an Yungu Industrial Park, Bantian Street, Longgang
District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. Postcode: 518110
Statement: The Company reserves the right to change the product design and
specifications without prior notice. The appearance and color of the object
may be different from that shown in the instruction manual. The object shall
prevail.
We have tried our best to make all the descriptions in the book accurate, but
there are still some inaccuracies. If you have any doubt, please contact the
distributor or after-sales service center. The company will not assume any
consequences caused by misunderstanding.
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