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Technical Data

Technical data 

(at 23° C % 5° C, max. 75 % rel. humidity)

Display:

 

3¾, LCD incl. functions and symbols

Bargraph:

  

40 segments

Range Selection:

 

manual/ frequency: automatic.

Auto-Power-Off:

 approx. 30 min.  

The device can be turned on after ca. 10 seconds.

Overload Indication:

  

The left digit is blinking

Measuring rate:

 

20 measurements/sec. (Bargraph) 
2 measurements/sec. (LCD)

Max. Conductor size: 

ca. 30 mm

Overvoltage Category:

 CAT 

II

, 600 V

Pollution degree: 

2

Height above MSL.:

 Up to 2000 m

Battery display:

 At low battery

Power supply:

 Battery 1,5 V IEC LR6 (alkaline)

Current Consumption:

 Approx. 10 mA

Summary of Contents for DL6507

Page 1: ...DL6507 AC LEAKAGE CURRENT CLAMP METER operating manual EN 61010 1 CAT II 600V ...

Page 2: ... crystal display Manual range selection for current voltage resistance measurements Clamp opening 30 mm Switches off automatically Integral memory for readings Evaluates MIN MAX values Zero setting Relative value function The Clamp Meter DL6507 is supplied complete with leads After unpacking check that the instrument is complete and that all accessories are present Scope of supply 1 pce Clamp Mete...

Page 3: ... directives It complies with the EMV Directive 89 336 EEC Standards EN 50081 1 and EN 50082 1 are fulfilled It also complies with the Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC Standard EN 61010 1 is fulfilled The instruction manual contains information and references necessary for safe operation and maintenance of the instrument PRIOR TO USING THE INSTRUMENT THE USER IS KINDLY REQUESTED TO THOROUGHLY READ T...

Page 4: ...tored in dry and closed areas In the case of an instrument being transported in extreme temperatures a recovery time of minimum 2 hours is required prior to instrument operation Safety The Clamp Meter DL6507 has been manufactured and tested to comply with the safety regulations for electronic measuring equipment contained in DIN VDE 0411 and EN 61010 and left our works in a safe condition To maint...

Page 5: ...fied ranges Before opening the instrument it must be disconnected from all circuits Protect the instrument from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight Appropriate Usage The instrument may only be used under those conditions and for those purposes for which it was conceived For this reason in particular the safety references the technical data including environmental conditions and the usage in dry ...

Page 6: ...ding 4 MIN MAX value 5 Zero setting relative value function 6 Frequency range select switch 7 Digital display 8 Input socket for measuring voltage and resistance and for continuity and diode testing 9 Battery Symbol 10 Zero Point Relative Value Symbol 11 Hold symbol Data Hold is active 12 MIn Max Symbol 13 Continuity Symbol 14 Analogue Bargraph ...

Page 7: ...Controls and Inputs 6 2 4 1 5 7 3 8 ...

Page 8: ...arity is correct Make sure that no wires are trapped between the 2 halves of the housing and close it again The instrument is now ready for use The selector switch must be turned to the desired type of measurement before the probes are connected to the circuit Before switching to a new function the probes must always be removed from the circuit Use the instrument only if clean and dry surroundings...

Page 9: ...ying more than 250 V Only handle test leads and probes on the grips provided Avoid touching the probes under any circumstances Turn selector switch 2 to AC Open the clamp and close it round the conductor Make sure that the clamp properly encircles the conductor and that there is no air gap between the jaws If the display is not visible during measurement press the HOLD button 3 to retain the displ...

Page 10: ... the circuit Only handle test leads and probes on the grips provided Avoid touching the probes under any circumstances Turn selector switch 2 to 400V Plug the black test lead into the COM socket and the red lead into the VΩ socket Connect the probes to the circuit and read the display If the display is not visible during measurement press the HOLD button 3 to retain the display The probes can then...

Page 11: ...can then be removed from the conductor and the stored value read MIN MAX and peak values The MIN MAX button can be used to find either the largest or the smallest value of a series of measurements Pressing the MIN MAX button activates first the MIN mode so that the smallest value is selected Pressing it a second time changes to MAX mode for the largest value Pressing the button a third time return...

Page 12: ... or dissolvants for cleaning Changing the battery If the symbol for Battery appears in the upper left corner of the display the battery must be changed This is carried out as follows Remove the DL6507 from any circuit and remove the test leads Switch the instrument off Open the housing by removing the 3 screws on the rear face Remove the old battery Fit a new battery type 9 V IEC LR6 taking care t...

Page 13: ...tteries must be removed Should the instrument be contaminated by leaking battery cells the instrument has to be returned for cleaning and inspection to the factory Calibration Interval The instrument has to be periodically calibrated by our service department in order to ensure the specified accuracy of measurement results We recommend a calibration interval of one year Maintenance ...

Page 14: ...x 30 min The device can be turned on after ca 10 seconds Overload Indication The left digit is blinking Measuring rate 20 measurements sec Bargraph 2 measurements sec LCD Max Conductor size ca 30 mm Overvoltage Category CAT II 600 V Pollution degree 2 Height above MSL Up to 2000 m Battery display At low battery Power supply Battery 1 5 V IEC LR6 alkaline Current Consumption Approx 10 mA ...

Page 15: ...dg 3 D 2 0 rdg 5 D AC A 0 4 A 1 mA 1 5 rdg 3 D 2 0 rdg 5 D AC A 0 40 A 10 mA 1 5 rdg 3 D 2 0 rdg 5 D AC A 0 50 A 0 1 A 1 5 rdg 5 D 2 0 rdg 5 D AC A 50 60 A 0 1 A 3 0 rdg 5 D 3 5 rdg 5 D Voltage AC Range Resolution Accuracy 50 Hz 60 Hz 40 Hz 1 kHz 0 400 V 0 1 V 1 0 rdg 3 D 2 0 rdg 4 D Resistance Range Resolution Accuray Overload Protection 400 Ω 0 1 Ω 1 rdg 3 D 600 V AC Continuity Range Resolution ...

Page 16: ...d the instrument has not been tampered with and returned to us unopened Damage due to dropping abuse or misuse is not covered by the warranty Outside the warranty period we offer a full repair and re calibration service Maintenance WARNING Do not attempt to repair or service your meter unless you are qualified to do so and have the relevant calibration performance test and service information To a...

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