BENNING IT 115
Management of measured values
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4 Operating the BENNING IT 115 installation tester
4.1 Indications and acoustic warning signals
4.1.1 Connection monitor
The connection monitor shows the voltages applied to the testing terminals as well as
information on active testing terminals in the AC mains.
The voltage applied is displayed together with the testing terminal indication.
All three testing terminals L, N and PE are used for the selected
measurement.
The voltage applied is displayed together with the testing terminal indication.
The testing terminals L and N are used for the selected measurement.
The testing terminals L and PE are active testing terminals. The testing
terminal N should be connected as well to show a correct input voltage.
The polarity of the testing voltage applied (R LOW, R ISO) is displayed at the
output terminals L and N.
4.1.2 Battery indication
The battery indication shows the current state of charge of the storage battery as well as
whether an external charger is connected.
Battery capacity indication
Low state of charge.
The storage battery's state of charge is too low to ensure correct measuring
results. Replace the batteries or recharge the storage batteries.
Charging in progress (with the charger being connected)
4.1.3 Warnings and messages
The following warnings and messages are displayed:
Warning!
High voltage is applied to the testing terminals.
Warning!
Dangerous voltage at the PE connection! Immediately stop the
measuring process and eliminate the fault / the connection problem before
continuing with the measurement!
DC VOLTAGE! Warning!
Too high DC voltage (> 50 V DC) applied to the testing terminals!
The conditions at the input terminals allow starting the measurement. Please
observe further warnings and messages!
The conditions at the input terminals do not allow starting the measurement.
Please observe further warnings and messages!
Measurement is in progress. Please observe warnings that might be
displayed!
The tester is overheated. Measurements are interrupted until the internal
temperature has dropped below the admissible limiting value.
