Banggood Intelligent Digital Clamp Multimeter User Manual

June 6, 2024
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User Manual
Intelligent digital clamp multimeter

Safety Information

Warning
Pay special attention to the use of this instrument, for improper use may cause electric shock or damage to the instrument. During use, observe usual safety regulations and observe safety measures regulated in user manual. In order to make full use of instrument functions and guarantee safe operation, please carefully read and observe the use methods in this manual.
The instrument complies with safety requirements on an electronic measuring instrument of EN-61010-1, EN-61010-2-030, and EN-61010-2-032, level II pollution, and over-voltage standard is CAT II 600V. Please observe the safety operation guide, and guarantee to use instruments in a safe manner.
1.1 Preparation
1.1.1 When using this instrument, users must observe standard safety rules:
– General electric shock prevention.
– Prevention of misuse of instruments.
1.1.2 After receiving the instrument, check whether it is damaged during transportation.
1.1.3 After storing and shipping under adverse conditions, check whether the instrument has been damaged.
1.1.4 Pens of the instrument must be in good condition. Before use, check whether the insulation of pens is damaged and whether the metal wire is exposed.
1.2 Symbol
Note (refer to user manual for important safety information)
Able to be used on dangerous electrified conductors.
Dual-insulation protection (Category II)
CAT III
Over-voltage according to IEC-61010-1 standard (installation), level III, pollution degree 2 refers to the protection level of pulse withstand voltage provided.
Comply with EU standards.
Grounded
1.3 Maintenance
1.3.1 Do not try to open the bottom case to adjust or repair the instrument, for such operation, could only be conducted by technicians fully understanding the instrument and electric shock danger.
1.3.2 Before opening the instrument bottom case or battery cover, remove the pens from the wire being measured.
1.3.3 In order to avoid electric shock possibly caused by error reading, when the symbol ” ” displays on the instrument, replace the battery immediately.
1.3.4 Use a wet cloth and gentle detergent to clean the instrument, and do not use any abrasive or solvent.
1.3.5 Power off when the instrument is not used, and rotate range switch to OFF position.
1.3.6 If the instrument is not used for a long time, take out the battery to avoid any damage to the instrument.

Description

2.1 Part name

  1. Data hold and flashlight button
  2. SEL and NCV buttons
  3. LCD display
  4. Input socket action light
  5. On/off key
  6. Current measuring clamp
  7. Contactless induction zone
  8. Electric torch

2.2 LCD display

| AC & DC
---|---
| Connection/Disconnection indication
AUTO| Automatic range mode
| Automatic shutdown indication
| Low battery
**H**| Reading hold state
V,A| Volt (voltage), ampere (current)
Ω. KΩ. MΩ.| Ohm  kilohm and megohm (resistance)
HZ| hertz
| DIODE
nF uF mF| microfarad
| Centigrade and Fahrenheit
NCV| Non-contact measuring voltage
Live| Live line voltage identification

Specification

The instrument specifies one year as a cycle, and shall be re-calibrated under 18℃ ~ 28℃, with relative humidity less than 75%.
3.1 Overview

  • Select measurement function and range automatically.
  • Overload protection throughout the range.
  • Max. the voltage between measurement terminal and ground: 600V  DC or 600V AC
  • Operating height: Max. 2000m
  • Display: LCD
  • Max. display value: 6000 digits.
  • Polarity indication: Automatic indication, and ‘-’ indicates negative.
  • Over range display: ‘0L’ or ‘-0L’.
  • Sampling time: About 3 times/second.,paragraph 10 times/second
  • Unit display: Function and electricity quantity unit display.
  • Automatic shutdown time: 15 minutes
  • Power supply: 1.5V AAA battery × 2
  • Battery under-voltage indication: LCD display symbol
  • Temperature coefficient: Less than 0.1×accuracy/℃.
  • Operating temperature: 18℃ ~ 28℃.
  • Storage temperature: -10℃ ~ 50℃.

3.2 Technical indexes

3.2.1 AC current

Range Resolution Accuracy
60A 0.01A ± (2.5% reading + 8 digits)
400A 0.1A
  • Min. input current: 0.2A AC current.
  • Max. input current: 400A AC current.
  • Frequency range: 40~ 1000Hz;
Range Resolution Accuracy
60A 0.01A ± (2.5% reading + 8 digits)
400A 0.1A
  • Min. input current: 0.2A DC current
  • Max. input current: 400A DC current

3.2.3 DC voltage
3.2.3 2 Dc voltage V

Range Resolution Accuracy
600V 0.1V ± (0.5% reading + 5 digits)
  • Min. input voltage DC
  • Max. input voltage: 600V DC

3.2.3 2 Dc voltage mV

Range Resolution Accuracy
600V 0.1V ± (0.5% reading + 5 digits)

– Min. input voltage DC
– Max. input voltage: 600V DC
3.2.3 2 Dc voltage mV

Range Resolution Accuracy
600mV 0.1 ± (0.5% reading + digits)

– Min. input voltage 0.1mV DC
– Max. input voltage: 600V DC

3.2.4 AC voltage
3.2.4.1 AC voltage

Range Resolution Accuracy
600V 0.1V ±( 0.8% reading + 5 digits)

-Min. input voltage: 0.5 V AC
– Max. input voltage: 600V AC (valid value)
– Frequency range: 45 ~ 1000Hz
3.2.4.2 AC voltagemV

Range Resolution Accuracy
600 mV 0.1 mV ±( 0.8% reading + 5 digits)

– Min. input voltage: 0.1 mV AC
– Max. input voltage: 600V AC (valid value)
3.2.5 Line on-off test

Range Resolution Function
If the measured line resistance is less than 50 , the buzzer in the

meter will sound

– Overload protection: 250V DC or AC (valid value)
3.2.6 Resistance

Range Resolution Accuracy
600Ω 0.1Ω ± (0.8% reading + 3 digits)
6kΩ 0.001kΩ
60kΩ 0.01kΩ
600kΩ 0.1kΩ
6MΩ 0.001MΩ
60MΩ 0.01MΩ

– Overload protection: 250V DC or AC (valid value)
3.2.7 DIODE

Range Resolution Accuracy Testing environment
Diode test 1 V 0.0001 V Testing current:aboutlmA; Open circuit voltage :

about 2.8V0 The display shows an approximation of the diode forward pressure drop

– Overload protection: 250V DC or AC (valid value)
3.2.8 Capacitor

Range Resolutio Accuracy
60.00nF 0.01nF ±( 10%reading+40 digits)
600.0nF 0.1nF ±( 2.5%reading+20 digits)
6.000uF 1nF
60.00uF 10nF
600.0uF 100n
6.000mF 1μF
60.00mF 10μF

– Overload protection: 250V DC or AC (valid value)
3.2.9 Temperature

Range Resolution Accuracy
-40°C~ 1000°C 1℃ ± (1% reading +3℃)
-40°F~ 1832°F 2℉ ± (1% reading +3℉)

The precision does not include the error of the thermocouple probe
– Overload protection: 250V DC or AC (valid value)

3.2.10 Frequency
3.2.10.1 Clamp frequency measurement (vigear A):

Range Resolution Accuracy
60.0Hz 0.1Hz ±( 1% reading + 5 digits )
1000Hz 1Hz

– Measurement range: 40Hz ~ 1000Hz
– Input signal range: ≥ 1/4 Full- scale Value

3.2.10.2 Via gear V:

Range Resolution Accuracy
60.0Hz 0.1Hz ±( 1% reading + 5 digits )
1000Hz 1Hz

– Measurement range: 40Hz ~ 1000Hz
– Input signal range: ≥ 0.5~600V AC voltage (valid value)

Operation guide

4.1 Reading hold
During measurement, if it is required to hold reading, touch button, value on display will be locked, touch button again, to cancel reading hold.
4.2 Torch

  1. Long press the flashlight button for 2 seconds, turn on the flashlight, and turn it off after about 1 minute.

4.3 Auto Power -Off

  1. If there’s no operation within 15 minutes after start, instrument will enter standby state, and shut down to save energy.
  2. After automatic shutdown, Press the ” ” button, to wake the instrument enter work state.

4.4To measure

  1. Touch the electric source button to start the machine. If the battery voltage is insufficient, the display will display a low voltage symbol, at which point the battery should be replaced. Press the power button again to shut down the machine.
  2. When the instrument is not measured, it will enter the automatic scanning state. The instrument is shown as follows:

4.5 NCV (Non -contact voltage detection)
Switch the rotation switch to any gear, hold down the “NCV” key to display EF, and bring the NCV sensor close to the conductor under test, instrument could detect whether the lead being measured is >90V AC voltage. When instrument detects AC voltage, instrument buzzer will alarm and NCV alarm light will flash.

Note:

  1. Even if there is no alarm indication, the voltage may still be present. Do not rely on the non-contact voltage to determine whether a wire has a voltage. Probe operation may be influenced by socket design, type of insulation thickness, etc. In NCV detection mode, the meter does not measure voltage, resistance, and current simultaneously.

4.6 electric current measurement
4.6.1 Ac current and AC current frequency measurement

  1. Press the clamp, open the clamp mouth and clamp one of the wires under test.
  2. When the measured signal is greater than 0.2a, the meter display displays the current value and frequency value of the measured conductor. (Note: The meter can display the frequency value only when the current value is greater than 35A)

4.6.2 Dc current measurement (Test instrument with dc current function)

  1. Press the clamp, open the clamp mouth and clamp one of the wires under test.
  2. When the measured signal is greater than 0.2a, the meter display displays the current value and frequency value of the measured conductor.

4.7 DC voltage measurements
4.7.1 DC voltage measurements (V)
Connect the test pen to the signal being tested. When the measured DC signal is greater than 0.5V, the display voltage value. When the measured DC signal is <0.5V, the instrument uses the default resistance value and displays the resistance value of the measured signal.
4.7.2 Dc voltage measurement(mV).

  1. Press SEL button to dc voltage mV, the instrument shows mV
  2. Connect the test pen to the test signal. When the test signal is <600mV, the instrument will display the current dc voltage value under test; when the test signal is >600mV, the instrument will display “OL”.

4.8 AC voltage measurement
4.8.1AC voltage measurement (V)

Connect the test pen to the signal being tested. When the measured AC signal is greater than 0.5V, the display displays the voltage and frequency values. When the measured AC signal <0.5V, the instrument default resistance value, display the measured signal internal resistance value.

4.8.2 Ac voltage measurement(mV)

  1. Press SEL to enable the mV function. Instrument display mV
  2. Connect the meter and meter pen to the signal under test. When the measured signal is less than 600mV, the meter displays the measured current, dc voltage value. When the measurement signal is > 600mV, the instrument displays “OL”.

4.9 resistance measurement

  1. Connect the test pen to the resistance to be measured. The main display of the instrument will display the measure( resistance value. When the measurement resistance is less than 50 ci , the instrument buzzer sound alarm, indicator light on.

4.10 Single watch pen wire test

  1. Press button to switch to LIVE mode, and the meter shows LIVE.
  2. Insert the meter stylus into the power socket.lf the instrument detects ac voltage, it will display the voltage signal strength based on the detected signal strength.The instrument induction LCD segment code will display the voltage signal strength.The red backlight is lit up and the buzzer emits an alarm of varying intensity.

4. 11 Capacitance measure

  1. Press “SEL” key to switch to capacitance
  2. Measure the capacitance with both ends of the test pen and read the measurement from the LCD.

Notice: 1. When measuring large capacitors, it takes time to stabilize the reading
2. When measuring the capacitance with polarity, pay attention to the corresponding polarity to avoid damaging the instrument.
4.12 Temperature measurement
Press key to switch TEMP, and the red plug of the thermocouple is inserted into the °C/°F end.The black plug can be inserted into the COM jack. When the reading is stable, the temperature value can be read directly from the display screen.
Notice:
1. The maximum temperature of the randomly packaged K-type thermocouple is 250°C, and the instantaneous measurement can be up to 300°C.

Maintenance

5.1 Change battery
Warning 
Before opening battery cover of the instrument, remove the pens from the circuit being measured, to avoid electric shock.

  1. If symbol ” ” appears, it indicates to change the battery.
  2. Unfasten bolts on battery cover of instrument and remove the cover.
  3. Change the old battery.
  4. Place the battery cover.
    Note Do not reverse battery polarity.

5.2 Change pens
Warning When changing the pen, it is required to replace with an identical pen or a pen of the same level.  The pen must be in good condition, and levelof the pens is: 1000V 10A.
If insulation layer of the pen is damaged, or metal wire  of the lead exposes, it is required to change the pen.

Accessories

1. Pens Level: 1000V 10A one pair
2. Use Manual one copy
3) Battery 1.5V AAA battery 2PCS
4) K-Type Optional function accessories 1PCS

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