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Model 421504 Version 1.9 December 2004 

Operation 

Connecting RTD Probes 

1.  This meter uses 3-wire RTD probes (available through Extech Instruments). Insert one 

or two RTD probes to the top of the meter. The meter is supplied with two RTD probe 
connectors. 

2.  When the meter is turned on, the temperature readings will appear on the LCD display. 

3.  If a probe is not inserted, improperly connected, or is malfunctioning, all dashes "------" 

will appear in the temperature display area. 

Meter Power 

1.  Ensure that a fresh 9V battery is properly installed in the meter. 

2.  The POWER      button is used to turn the meter ON or OFF. 

3.  If the low battery indicator appears on the display, change the 9V battery. 

RTD type selection 

1.  Select the RTD type (alpha curve 3850 or 3926) that is connected to the T1 terminal 

using the Pt385/3926 button (the button with the number ‘5’ overlay). 

2.  Select the RTD type (alpha = 3850 or 3926) that is connected to the T2 terminal using 

the Pt385/3926 button (the button with the number ‘0’ overlay). 

3.  The LCD display indicates which alpha curve is selected. 

Note: Alpha curve 385 is the DIN/IEC worldwide current standard while Alpha 3926 is 
an older standard. If unsure, check with the Probe manufacturer. If still in doubt, use 
the 385 selection. The meter remembers the selection when powered OFF. 

Selecting T1, T2, and T1-T2 Displays 

1.  Use the T1 T2 T1-T2 button (button with the number ‘4’ overlay) to select views for the 

Primary display. RTD 1 (T1), RTD 2 (T2) or the difference between the two (T1-T2) can 
be shown in the Primary display area. 

2.  Use the T1 T2 T1-T2 button (button with the ‘-’ overlay) to select views for the 

Secondary display. RTD 1 (T1), RTD 2 (T2) or the difference between the two (T1-T2) 
can be shown in the Secondary display area. 

3.  The LCD displays T1, T2, or T1-T2 icons for both Primary and Secondary displays for 

convenience. 

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Summary of Contents for 421504

Page 1: ...put RTD Thermometer Model 421504 Test Equipment Depot 800 517 8431 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 FAX 781 665 0780 TestEquipmentDepot com 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 Fax 781 665 0780 TestEquipmentDepot com ...

Page 2: ...5 RTD Probe Pt 3926 100Ω 328 to 1166 o F 200 to 630 o C U S curve Alpha 003926 Temperature units Selectable C or F temperature units Accuracy is specified for operating temperatures in the range of 64 to 82 o F 18 to 28 o C for a period of one year not including the RTD probe error 0 05 rdg 0 2 o C for o C Scale Accuracy 0 05 rdg 0 4 o F for o F Scale Temperature Coefficient Multiply the applicabl...

Page 3: ...robe inputs 2 LCD multifunction display 3 Keypad 4 Protective holster Note that the tilt stand and battery compartment are located on the back of the meter Test Equipment Depot 800 517 8431 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 FAX 781 665 0780 TestEquipmentDepot com ...

Page 4: ...Model 421504 Version 1 9 December 2004 5 Display Description Keypad Description ...

Page 5: ... type alpha 3850 or 3926 that is connected to the T2 terminal using the Pt385 3926 button the button with the number 0 overlay 3 The LCD display indicates which alpha curve is selected Note Alpha curve 385 is the DIN IEC worldwide current standard while Alpha 3926 is an older standard If unsure check with the Probe manufacturer If still in doubt use the 385 selection The meter remembers the select...

Page 6: ... MAX button was first pressed up to a maximum of 22 hours If 22 hours elapse the average stored at this point is held on the display and is no longer updated the MIN and MAX functions continue without interruption indefinitely If an overload is recorded the AVG function is halted and the AVG display shows 5 In this mode the Primary displayed value is the MIN MAX or AVG reading depending upon which...

Page 7: ...ered as 0080 100 as 0100 etc 3 Press the ENTER button once 4 Program the LO Alarm Limit value temperature at which the meter audibly alerts the user 5 Press the ENTER button once to return to normal operation The alarms will be armed giving an audible alert when a limit is reached 6 When the actual temperature meets or exceeds the user programmed temperature limits a continuous alert tone will be ...

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