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GT-600/GT-800 Instruction Manual

 

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CLI

SIT

LOC

DES

APP

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AMPROBE

PURCHASING DPT

GLOTTERTAL

SERVICE 03/11/14

COMPUTER

NEW

 

          
 

      Figure 39: Example of memorizing address 

 

Recall Data 

 

In order to recall stored measurement result, follow the next instructions: 

 
1)  Press the “RCL” menu key (5), last saved result with belonging address 

will be offered, appliance level “APP” will be marked. 

2)  Select wished appliance by using the “

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►

” menu keys. 

 

 

CLI

SIT

LOC

DES

MEM

APP

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AMPROBE

PURCHASING DPT

GLOTTERTAL

SERVICE 03/11/14

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COMPUTER

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Currently selected Appliance

CLI, SIT, LOC and DES attached to 
curently selected Appliance 

Total number of saved results
Measurement saved under currently 
selected Appliance

 

 

      Figure 40: Example of recall address 
 
3)  Confirm selected address by pressing the “RCL” function key (5) again 

to recall stored measurement result. 

 

               

I

SUB

L3.50mA

1.22

CLR

mA

PCI

MEM

 

   
 

      Figure 41: Recalled result 

 
Note! 

 

Individual recalled measurement results can be directly deleted by pressing 
the “CLR” menu key.  

 
 

Summary of Contents for GT-600

Page 1: ...GT 600 GT 800 Portable Appliance Tester Users Manual GB ...

Page 2: ...GT 600 GT 800 Instruction Manual 2 ...

Page 3: ...GT 600 GT 800 Instruction Manual 3 AMPROBE R GT 600 GT 800 Instruction Manual c 2014 FLUKE DEUTSCHLAND ...

Page 4: ...y 16 Testing Appliances 16 Visual Inspection 17 Protective Bonding Test 5 A 0 2 A RPE 18 Insulation Resistance Test 250 V 500 V RISO 21 Substitute Leakage Current Test ISUB 24 Protective Conductor Current Test IPE 26 Touch Current Test IT 28 Power Load Current Test P IL 31 Clamp Current Test GT 800 only 33 IEC CORD Test CORD PRCD 35 PRCD Test CORD PRCD GT 800 only 37 Protective Extra Low Voltage T...

Page 5: ...ration Interval 58 Fuse Replacement 59 List of Possible Displayed Errors 60 Reset of the GT 600 GT 800 Tester 61 Pre Tests and Protection 62 Technical Specifications 65 Technical Specifications 65 Variation Factor Errors 73 Limited Warranty and Liability 74 Service 74 ...

Page 6: ...e Danger of electrical shock Symbol for marking of electrical and electronic equipment WEEE Directive Conformity symbol the instrument complies with the valid directives It complies with the EMC Directive and the Low Voltage Directive WARNING The instruction manual contains information and references necessary for safe operation and maintenance of the instrument Prior to using the instrument the u...

Page 7: ...and load current IL measurement clamp method GT 800 only IEC CORD test PE continuity insulation resistance L continuity N continuity L N shorted Test of portable RCD PRCD PE continuity TEST button output insulation resistance PE current functional test at L disconnection functional test at N disconnection trip out time at I N 2 trip out time at I N trip out time at 5 I N tripping current GT 800 on...

Page 8: ...600 V CAT II black 1 pc Test tip 4 mm 600 V CAT II black 1 pc USB interface cable 1 pc CD with USB drivers and instruction manuals 1 pc Instruction manual in English German French Available Accessories PC Software for creation of test reports es control prof No 2390081 USB Barcode reader BC MT204S No 3504407 USB Keyboard English version KBUK MT204S No 3504395 USB Keyboard German version KBGE MT204...

Page 9: ... at any time The instrument may only be used in dry and clean environments Dirt and humidity reduce insulation resistance and may lead to electrical shocks in particular for high voltages Never use the instrument in precipitation such as dew or rain In case of condensation due to temperature jumps the instrument may not be used A perfect display of measurement values may only be ensured within the...

Page 10: ... be followed When modifying the instrument the operational safety is no longer ensured The instrument may only be opened by an authorised service technician Before opening the instrument must be switched off and disconnected from any electrical circuit Description of warning marks on the front panel 1 2 4 3 Warning 1 150 V max allowed between SONDE 1 and GND Warning 2 150 V max allowed between SON...

Page 11: ...GT 600 GT 800 Instruction Manual 11 Operation Elements and Connectors Front panel of the GT 600 Tester Figure 1 Operational elements and connectors on GT 600 Tester ...

Page 12: ...use menu functions and EXIT to exit current menu level 6 Measurement function selector switch 7 START STOP button to start or stop selected measurement function 8 ON red pilot lamp measurement active 9 Test mains socket 10 Fuse for RPE function F3 FF6 3 A H 250 V 5 20 mm 11 CLAMP input connector GT 800 only 12 Green test socket PROBE 1 13 Red test socket PROBE 2 14 IEC test socket for CORD test an...

Page 13: ...GT 600 GT 800 Instruction Manual 13 Cover of the GT 600 Tester connection diagrams and limit values Figure 3 Brief instructions with limit values GT 600 ...

Page 14: ...struction Manual 14 Cover of the GT 800 Tester connection diagrams and limit values Figure 4 Brief instructions with limit values GT 800 Measurement accessories are stored in the accessory bag on the top of the tester ...

Page 15: ... RPE position 2 Connect test lead according to the figure below 3 Press the COMP key menu key F2 then start the measurement by pressing the START button 7 Pilot lamp ON 8 indicates the active measurement then the result using uncompensated test lead is displayed for a moment Another regular measurement is done automatically using compensated test lead now the result should be nearly zero In the up...

Page 16: ...or continuous measurements press and keep pressing the START key for at least 2 seconds until CONT continuous information is displayed Measurement time is limited to 5 minutes in this case Continuous measurement is available in all functions except in CORD PRCD and AUTO test External Voltage Display If there is a dangerous external voltage present on test terminals prior to a test or during it the...

Page 17: ...ing the protective conductor current test the touch current test and the load test the appliance will be energized at mains voltage For this purpose switch on the appliance Appliances driven by motors or equipped with heating units may present a danger for the person testing comply with the appliance instruction manual Please ensure that the appliance is in a safe condition to run and secure prior...

Page 18: ...the section Test lead compensation on page 15 Connect the appliance and the earth bond test lead according to the figure 6 or 7 You should use the lower test current 0 2 A for certain appliances Please refer to local appliance test standards and guidance material During the measurement flex the flexible cord along its length to help find any broken conductors or poor quality joints Figure 6 Protec...

Page 19: ...mode of start of the measurement MAN AUT MAN Manual Use START key to start the measurement AUT Automatic The test is started automatically after connecting PROBE 1 to conductive part of tested appliance START key is not active in this mode 10 Function selected by the rotary switch 6 11 Test result and unit Note In case that protective bonding test fails the pass fail limit value can be recalculate...

Page 20: ...ad 5 NOT COMPENSATED Compensation was not successfully done due to too high compensation value 5 00 COMP Test lead is wrong compensated negative RPE result 0 05 Compensate the test lead again EXTERNAL VOLTAGE External voltage is applied to one or more test terminals see the explanation in section Pre Tests and Protection USE PROBE 1 Test lead is not connected to PROBE 1 11 00 X RPE value higher th...

Page 21: ...some types of appliances For these appliances an alternative test may be conducted such as touch current protective conductor current or substitute leakage current test It is essential to refer to the local appliance test standards and or reference material for the safe applicability of these alternative tests Test voltage of 500 V may not be suitable for some appliances that contain overvoltage p...

Page 22: ...O 1 PC menu key for selection of protection class PC I HEATER PC I PC II or PC III 2 UISO menu key for selection of test voltage 250 V or 500 V 3 LIM menu key for pass fail limit value setting 4 Test result status result OK X result not OK 5 Selected protection class PC I HEATER PC I PC II or PC III 6 Selected test voltage 500 V or 250 V at GT 800 only 7 Pre set pass fail limit value 8 Function se...

Page 23: ...terminals see the explanation in section Pre Tests and Protection USE PROBE 2 Test lead is not connected to PROBE 2 at PC II appliances 100M RISO value higher than 100 M over range Measurement range in class I II is 100 M 20 0M RISO value higher than 20 0 M over range Measurement range in class III is 20 0 M In order to save displayed measurement results see the Memorizing example section ...

Page 24: ... and or guidance material for the safe applicability of this test Remarks Connect the appliance and the test lead according to the figure 13 or 14 For class I appliances no probe is required except if there are some metal parts on the appliance not connected to PE terminal For class II appliances apply the test probe to any exposed metalwork on the appliance Do the test for all exposed metal parts...

Page 25: ...tection class PC I or PC II 5 Pre set pass fail limit value 6 Function selected by the rotary switch 7 Test result and unit Specific information that can be shown on the display Information displayed Description EXTERNAL VOLTAGE External voltage is applied to one or more test terminals see the explanation in section Pre Tests and Protection USE PROBE 2 Test lead is not connected to PROBE 2 at PC I...

Page 26: ...ing the protective conductor current test Caution Live test The appliance will be energized at mains voltage For this purpose switch on the appliance Appliances driven by motors or equipped with heating units may present a danger for the person testing comply with the appliance instruction manual Ensure that the appliance is in a safe condition to run and secure it prior to testing Remarks Connect...

Page 27: ...cted by the rotary switch 7 Max value detected during the measurement 8 Last test result and unit Specific information that can be shown on the display Information displayed Description EXTERNAL VOLTAGE External voltage is applied to one or more test terminals see the explanation in section Pre Tests and Protection Warning Mains voltage will be applied to test mains socket after confirming this me...

Page 28: ...hat these tests have passed before engaging the touch current test Caution Live test The appliance will be energized at mains voltage For this purpose switch on the appliance Appliances driven by motors or equipped with heating units may present a danger for the person testing comply with the appliance instruction manual Ensure that the appliance is in a safe condition to run and secure it prior t...

Page 29: ...ge polarity GT 800 only 2 LIM menu key for pass fail limit value setting 3 Test result status result OK X result not OK 4 Selected mains polarity GT 800 only phase connected to the right terminal of test socket phase connected to the left terminal of test socket 5 Pre set pass fail limit value 6 Function selected by the rotary switch 7 Max value detected during the measurement 8 Last test result a...

Page 30: ...message NO DEVICE Note No device is connected to test mains socket or mains switch on device not switched ON USE PROBE 2 Test lead is not connected to PROBE 2 2 00mA X IT value higher than 2 00 mA over range VOLTAGE OVER RANGE Voltage higher than 50 V approx is present on PROBE 2 Remove the voltage In order to save displayed measurement results see the Memorizing example section MAINS SWITCH ON CO...

Page 31: ...current or touch leakage test You must verify that these tests have passed before engaging this test Caution Live test The appliance will be energized at mains voltage For this purpose switch on the appliance Appliances driven by motors or equipped with heating units may present a danger for the person testing comply with the appliance instruction manual Ensure that the appliance is in a safe cond...

Page 32: ...actor PF and load current IL in A Specific information that can be shown on the display Information displayed Description EXTERNAL VOLTAGE External voltage is applied to one or more test terminals see the explanation in section Pre Tests and Protection Warning Mains voltage will be applied to test mains socket after confirming this message In order to save displayed measurement results see the Mem...

Page 33: ...earth leakage current in the protective conductor PE The load current in line or neutral conductor Remarks Connect the clamp according to the figure 23 24 or 25 Select appropriate measurement range by using menu key RNG F1 0 20 mA for leakage current or 0 60 A for load current Figure 23 Protective conductor current test connection differential method Figure 24 Protective conductor current test con...

Page 34: ...A 4 Figure 26 Display in CLAMP current test 1 RNG menu key for selection of measurement range 0 20 mA or 0 60 A 2 Selected measurement range 3 Function selected by the rotary switch 4 Max value detected during the measurement 5 Last test result and unit In order to save displayed measurement results see the Memorizing example section ...

Page 35: ...continuity N conductor continuity L and N condition OK shorted CORD Figure 27 CORD test connection Display explanation Figure 28 Display in CORD test 1 SEL menu key for selection of measurement function CORD or PRCD 2 COMP menu key for compensation of test adapter 3 F AUT F MAN menu key for selection of automatic manual start of the measurement 4 LIM menu key for pass fail limit value setting of p...

Page 36: ...rst and press the COMP menu key and then START key Compensation will be done then another measurement will follow to show the efficiency of the compensation 3 Connect the mains extension or cable reel to be tested via the compensated test adapter to GT 600 GT 800 according to the figure below Carry out the measurement by pressing the START key Figure 29 Cable reel or extension cable test connectio...

Page 37: ...imit value for IPE is fixed and pre set to 3 50 mA Functionality of the TEST button After pressing the TEST button of the RCD both L and N conductors must be switched off from mains by the PRCD switch The test result is displayed as OK or FAILED Functional test at L disconnection The GT 800 disconnects input L terminal then both L and N conductors must be switched off from mains by the PRCD switch...

Page 38: ...checking test sub results 2 menu key to move the cursor up when checking test sub results 3 Test result status results OK X results not OK 4 Selected nominal differential current I N 10 mA or 30 mA 5 Pre set pass fail limit value for protective bonding RPE 6 Function selected by the rotary switch and the SEL menu key 7 Test parameters test results and units ...

Page 39: ...ied to test socket after confirming this message ISUB 3 50 mA Substitute leakage current is higher than 3 50 mA Dangerous check the appliance TIME OUT There was no action no key pressed for more than 1 minute repeat the test from the beginning or the PRCD is faulty PRESS PRCD ON Press ON button on PRCD PRESS PRCD TEST Press TEST button on PRCD PRESS STOP Press STOP button on GT 800 In order to sav...

Page 40: ...unction SELV or PELV 2 LIM menu key for pass fail limit value setting standard values are 25 or 50 V 3 Test result status result OK X result not OK 4 Pre set pass fail limit value 5 Function selected by the rotary switch and the SELV PELV menu key 6 Test result and unit Specific information that can be shown on the display Information displayed Description 10 0V PELV value lower than 10 0 V 150 0V...

Page 41: ...LV or PELV 2 LIM menu key for pass fail limit value setting standard values are 25 or 50 V 3 Test result status result OK X result not OK 4 Pre set pass fail limit value 5 Function selected by the rotary switch and the SELV PELV menu key 6 Test result and unit Specific information that can be shown on the display Information displayed Description 10 0V SELV value lower than 10 0 V 150 0V SELV valu...

Page 42: ... 30 0 30 Protective bonding resistance 5 A 0 3 0 3 1 00 Insulation resistance 500 V M 1 00 1 00 0 30 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 Substitute leakage current mA 3 50 3 50 3 50 Protective conductor current mA 3 50 3 50 3 50 3 50 3 50 3 50 Touch current mA 0 50 0 50 Apparent power kVA 3 7 3 7 3 7 3 7 3 7 3 7 Factory programmed Auto Tests for class II appliances GERMAN REGION listed figures present limit value...

Page 43: ...rrent mA Protective conductor current mA 3 50 0 75 3 5 0 75 3 50 Touch current mA Apparent power kVA 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 7 Factory programmed Auto Tests for class II appliances ENGLISH REGION listed figures present limit values in each test Tests 231 232 233 234 Visual Inspection Yes Yes Yes Yes Protective bonding resistance 200 mA Protective bonding resistance 5 A Insulation resistance 500 V M 2 00...

Page 44: ...in order to check the set of tests to be done 3 A menu key to select appropriate AUTO Test decreasing the AUTO Test number 4 A menu key to select appropriate AUTO Test increasing the AUTO Test number 5 Protection class of selected AUTO Test 6 Appliance code fixed for factory programmed Auto Tests 7 ID number of selected AUTO Test 8 Tests test parameters and limit values here are some explanations ...

Page 45: ...y visual inspection will be required Do the visual inspection see the section Visual Inspection If the visual test passes confirm the action by pressing the OK menu key then the next test is offered e g RPE Connect test lead to accessible conductive part and press the START key measurement is carried out and test result is displayed Next measurement e g RISO is offered automatically Do all tests r...

Page 46: ...1 menu key down to move the cursor down 2 menu key up to move the cursor up 3 menu key Enter 4 Selected menu function 5 Other available menu functions General operation instructions Use the and menu keys to select desired menu function then confirm it by pressing the menu key Entered menu function may be aborted by pressing the EXIT function key F8 By pressing the menu key selected function will b...

Page 47: ...splayed The results are written in a file that can be read by the optional software es control OPERATOR Menu Modify or enter the operator s name by using the and menu keys then confirm it by pressing the menu key Name of the OPERATOR can consist of 19 digits The operator can also be entered by using the optional external USB keyboard The operator and the date are attached to each measurement resul...

Page 48: ...urns to EDIT ADJ mode Notes for setup of new AUTO Test Test current in RPE test 5 A or 0 2 A and test voltage in RISO test 500 V HI or 250 V LO can be selected by using the Im and UISO menu keys during setup of new AUTO Test Measurement range in CLAMP test 0 60 A HI or 0 20 mA LO can be selected by using the menu key RNG during setup of new AUTO Test Limit value in RPE test is always copied from i...

Page 49: ...priate one Factory programmed AUTO Testes and limit values of the tests depend on selected region See the section AUTO Test ACOUSTIC SIGNAL All acoustics signals can be activated deactivated by selecting ACOUSTIC SIGNAL ON OFF BARCODE MODE The mode relates only to barcode reading of the appliance code when saving test result no effect when reading client site location or description STANDARD mode ...

Page 50: ...ected STANDARD mode No AUTO test is dedicated to this appliance AUTO TEST MODE There are two AUTO TEST modes available i e STANDARD mode and FAST mode Select appropriate one by using the SEL menu key and confirm it by pressing the menu key LANGUAGE Menu Use the and menu keys to select desired language The following languages are available ENGLISH GERMAN and FRENCH CONTRAST Menu Contrast of the dis...

Page 51: ... finishing the measurement APP Appliance code max 17 characters STANDARD Barcode mode see page 49 APP AUTO Test code first 3 characters and Appliance code next max 14 characters COMBINED Barcode mode see page 49 CLI Client customer max 17 characters SIT Site max 17 characters LOC Location department max 17 characters DES Description of appliance max 17 characters Date from RTC and operator are att...

Page 52: ...client CLI site SIT or location LOC or to start entering new description DES Last used CLI SIT and LOC are always offered automatically Menu key Delete individual character on the left of the cursor Menu keys and Entry of characters A Z 0 9 _ and space can be selected Cursor moves to the next character automatically approx 2 s after selecting previous one Menu key Confirm the entry Function key EX...

Page 53: ...s it is considered just as an appendix to the Appliance 6 Confirm offered LOC name by pressing the menu key or modify it by pressing the MOD menu key first and then by using the and menu keys Confirm entered name by pressing the menu key cursor will move to blank DES description level Note Entry of the location is not obligatory as it is considered just as an appendix to the Appliance 7 Enter new ...

Page 54: ...e by using the and menu keys CLI SIT LOC DES MEM APP AMPROBE PURCHASING DPT GLOTTERTAL SERVICE 03 11 14 ISUB COMPUTER 017 Currently selected Appliance CLI SIT LOC and DES attached to curently selected Appliance Total number of saved results Measurement saved under currently selected Appliance Figure 40 Example of recall address 3 Confirm selected address by pressing the RCL function key 5 again to...

Page 55: ...nction GT 600 GT 800 F1 F2 F3 F4 Menu keys 1 to 4 3 F5 F6 F7 F8 Function keys SAVE RCL MENU EXIT 5 Esc Function key EXIT 5 ENTER Menu key 3 Menu keys 3 Menu keys 3 A B C Z Ä Ö Ü Entry of storage address 0 1 2 9 Entry of storage address _ Entry of storage address special symbols Space Entry of storage address space Pos 1 Moves cursor to start position when entering memory address Ende Moves cursor ...

Page 56: ...ce Home Moves cursor to start position when entering memory address End Moves cursor to end position when entering memory address Back Space Deletes character left from the cursor when entering memory address Del Deletes character at the cursor when entering memory address Menu key 3 Menu key 3 Table 2 Functions of the USB keyboard English version Notes Use the USB keyboard listed in the Available...

Page 57: ...e Available Accessories section only otherwise it may not be recognized by the GT 600 GT 800 Tester Only one USB input output USB1 or USB2 can be used simultaneously the first recognized one will be active Instruction how to configure the Barcode reader Honeywell type Voyager 1250G 2USB 1 Firmware version 8 09 and higher Before first using the above mentioned barcode reader it is required to confi...

Page 58: ...ument without delay Cleaning If the instrument is needed to be cleaned after daily usage it is advisable to use a wet cloth and a mild household detergent Prior to cleaning remove the GT 600 GT 800 Tester from all measurement circuits and from mains Never use acid based detergents or dissolvent liquids for cleaning After cleaning it do not use the instrument until it is completely dried up Calibra...

Page 59: ...s switch 4 Fuse replacement mains input fuse F2 The fuse F2 T 16 A H 250 V 5 x 20 mm is blown if text FUSE F2 appears on the display This message may appear in any test that requires presence of mains voltage on the test mains socket This fuse blows in case there is too high power load connected to test mains socket current higher than 16 A Fuse replacement RPE function fuse F3 The fuse F3 FF 6 3 ...

Page 60: ... path in any tests except CLAMP is interrupted probably due to blown internal fuse Please send the instrument to a service department in order to be serviced ERROR 2 Internal measurement path in CLAMP test is interrupted probably due to blown internal fuse Please send the instrument to a service department in order to be serviced Note Internal fuses are not customer replaceable ...

Page 61: ...ent 5 A Limit value 0 3 MAN mode No test lead compensation RISO Test voltage 500 V Protection class I Limit value 1 00 M PC I Limit value 0 30 M PC I HEATER Limit value 2 00 M PC II Limit value 0 25 M PC III ISUB Protection class I Limit value 3 50 mA PC I Limit value 0 50 mA PC II IPE Positive mains polarity Limit value 3 50 mA IT Positive mains polarity Limit value 0 50 mA CLAMP GT 800 only Rang...

Page 62: ... or during it then EXTERNAL VOLTAGE message will be displayed and further RPE tests will be disabled UEXT PE PROBE1 7 60 V During the test If an external voltage higher than 7 6 V is detected during the RPE test then the test will be stopped and EXTERNAL VOLTAGE will be displayed RISO ULN PE 50 V Pre test If an external voltage higher than 50 V is detected before starting the RISO test then EXTERN...

Page 63: ...pted e g due to blown internal fuse then ERROR 1 message will be displayed and further IT tests will be disabled ISUB 3 50 mA Pre test If the substitute leakage current exceeds 3 50 mA damaged appliance then LN PE SHORTED message will be displayed and further IT tests will be disabled IL 25 mA Pre test If the load current is lower than 25 mA open mains ON switch then NO DEVICE message will be disp...

Page 64: ...age will be displayed and further PRCD tests will be disabled ISUB INT 0 15 mA Path pre test self test If the instrument s measurement path is interrupted e g due to blown internal fuse then ERROR 1 message will be displayed and further P IL tests will be disabled Grounding of mains plug PE terminal Pre test If the PE terminal is not sufficiently grounded then PE DISCONNECTED TURN OFF NOW message ...

Page 65: ...pplied meas Adjustable 5 299 s Continuous measurements Limited to 5 minutes save function active AUTO mains free meas Adjustable 3 60 s AUTO mains supplied meas Adjustable 5 299 s Protection against mains socket overload Fuses F1 and F2 T16 A H 250 V 5 20 mm Protection against excessive protective conductor current No installation RCD trips Dimensions 299 248 119 mm Weight Approx 4 kg IP protectio...

Page 66: ...by using the COMP menu key Protection against ext voltage Fuse F3 blown fuse automatically detected AUTO test mode Yes automatic start and save after connecting to PE of DUT Protective Bonding Resistance 0 2A RPE Measurement range 0 10 10 00 Display range 0 00 11 00 Resolution 0 01 Accuracy 5 rdg 3 digits Operational error 13 Limit value Adjustable 0 01 11 00 calculation available Test current 0 2...

Page 67: ...erational error class III 14 Limit value Adjustable 0 01 20 0 M Standard limit values 0 30 M class I with heater 1 00 M class I 2 00 M class II 0 25 M class III Test voltage UN 500 V DC and 250 V DC GT 800 only floating output Test voltage tolerance 0 25 Test current 500 V range 1 mA DC at 500 k load Test current 250 V range 1 mA DC at 250 k load GT 800 only Short circuit current 8 mA DC Capacitiv...

Page 68: ...tive Conductor Current TRMS IPE Measurement range 0 25 20 00 mA Display range 0 25 20 00 mA Resolution 0 01 mA Accuracy 5 rdg 3 digits Operational error 12 Load influence 0 01 mA A Limit value Adjustable 0 25 20 00 mA standard limit value 3 50 mA Frequency range 40 Hz 100 kHz characteristics according to DIN EN 61010 1 Annex A fig A 1 and VDE 0411 Part 1 Measurement method Differential Mains cord ...

Page 69: ...measurement range Load Power Current P IL Current TRMS Display range 0 00 0 99 A 1 0 20 0 A Resolution 0 01 A 0 1 A Accuracy 3 rdg 3 digits Frequency range 15 723 Hz Over range limit Yes the measurement will be automatically interrupted 10 s after exceeding 18 A Load Power Current P IL Voltage TRMS Display range 195 253 V Resolution 1 V Accuracy 2 rdg 2 digits Input resistance 5 M Frequency range ...

Page 70: ...1 Annex A fig A 1 and VDE 0411 Part 1 Clamp type AC input max 60 A output 1mA A Type CHB1 No 2390055 Clamp Current TRMS Range 0 60 A GT 800 only Display range 0 2 60 0 A Resolution 0 1 A Accuracy without clamp error 5 rdg 3 digits Input resistance 0 5 Frequency range 50 Hz Clamp type AC input max 60 A output 1mA A Type CHB1 No 2390055 IEC Cord Test CORD Measurements test steps RPE protective bondi...

Page 71: ...mA accuracy 5 rdg 3 digits Functional test test button PRCD must trip Functional test L disconnected PRCD must trip Functional test N disconnected PRCD must trip Non trip test at I N 2 PRCD must not trip measurement time 300 ms Trip time measurement at I N PRCD must trip fixed limit value 300 ms Trip time measurement at 5 I N PRCD must trip fixed limit value 40 ms Trip current measurement 0 5 I N ...

Page 72: ... 2 35 M Frequency range 0 723 Hz Safety Extra Low Voltage TRMS SELV Measurement terminals PROBE1 against PROBE2 socket Display range 10 0 150 0 V Resolution 0 1 V Accuracy 2 2 V Limit value Adjustable 10 0 150 0 V standard values 25 V and 50 V Input resistance 20 M Common mode input voltage 50 V max Frequency range 0 723 Hz AUTO Test measurements GT 800 only Number of factory programmed AUTO tests...

Page 73: ...tor Errors Variation Factor Designation Variation Error Position E1 0 0 Supply Voltage not used E2 3 0 Temperature E3 5 0 Current Consumption not used E4 1 0 Magnetic Fields E5 3 0 Impedance not used E6 1 0 Capacitance E7 2 0 Current Waveshape E8 1 0 ...

Page 74: ...er handling The sales offices do not have the right to extend the warranty on behalf of BEHA AMPROBE Service All instruments that are sent in for repair or calibration within or beyond the warranty period must contain the following data Name of the client name of the company address contact telephone number and a proof of purchase Please enclose also the test leads and a short description or a ser...

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