Hioki CT6845 Instruction Manual Download Page 2

 CAUTION

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Do not place foreign objects between the jaws or insert

foreign objects into the gaps of the sensor head. Doing so

may worsen the performances of the sensor or interfere with

clamping action.

When the connected instrument’s power is turned off, do

not apply current to the sensor. Doing so may damage the

device.

Avoid stepping on or pinching cables, which could damage

the cables insulation.

Be careful to avoid dropping the device or otherwise

subjecting them to mechanical shock, which could damage

the jaw and adversely affect measurement.

Do not touch the cores with the jaw opened. If the cores are

subject to static electricity, the device may be damaged.

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Keep the jaw closed when not in use, to avoid accumulating

dust or dirt on the facing core surfaces, which could interfere

with clamp performance.

When the power to conductors to be measured is turned

on or off, a current flowing through the lines can exceed

considerably the maximum allowable current of the device.

This could result in damage to the device. Make sure that

there is not any over-current.

When disconnecting the output connector, be sure to

release the lock before pulling off the connector. Forcibly

pulling the connector without releasing the lock, or pulling

on the cable, can damage the connector.

The cable is hardened under the 0°C or colder environment.

Do not bend or pull it to avoid tearing its shield or cutting

cable.

Installation Environment

 WARNING

Installing the device in inappropriate locations may cause 

a malfunction of device or may give rise to an accident. 
Avoid the following locations:

 

Exposed to direct sunlight or high temperature

 

Exposed to corrosive or combustible gases

 

 

Exposed to a strong electromagnetic field or

electrostatic charge

Near induction heating systems (such as high-

frequency induction heating systems and IH cooking

equipment)

  Susceptible to vibration

 

Exposed to water, oil, chemicals, or solvents

 

Exposed to high humidity or condensation

 

Exposed to high quantities of dust particles

Overview

The CT6845 and CT6845-05 are openable and closable clamp 

current sensors that are designed to measure AC and DC currents 

of up to 500 A at a high level of precision.

They offer excellent frequency characteristics (amplitude and phase) 

as well as excellent temperature characteristics (sensitivity and 

offset) and can be used not only for current measurement, but also 

for high-precision power measurement.

Usage with Other Hioki Products

This device is used in connection with a dedicated instrument (Hioki 

product). 

Refer to “Combined accuracy and conditions” specified in the 

specifications for details.

Maintenance and Service

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To clean the device, wipe it gently with a soft cloth moistened with

water or mild detergent.

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Measurements are degraded by dirt on the mating surfaces of the

jaw, so keep the surfaces clean by gently wiping with a soft, dry

cloth.

Names of Parts

Top

Side

Bottom

Jaw

Clamp lever

Lock Lever

emagnet

Demagnetization

D

(DEMAG)

Output 

connector

CT6845-05

Output connector

Label 

Zero-

adjustment 

knob (0 ADJ)

Lock

Unlock

Current direction indicator

Options

9705 Conversion Cable*

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, 9318 Conversion Cable*

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CT9900 Conversion Cable*

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, CT9901 Conversion Cable*

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The Conversion Cable makes it possible to connect to and use 

with products that cannot be directly connected to the CT6845 or 

CT6845-05 (Refer to “Connection example”).

9706 Extension Cable*

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(5 m), CT9902 Extension Cable*

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(5 m)

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The cable length extended to 8 m

Up to two of the Extension Cable available (If three or more

extension cables are connected to the device, its performance is

not guaranteed)

• Add the following values to each of the accuracy per cable:

Amplitude accuracy:  ±0.1% rdg. (DC ≤ f*

3

 ≤ 1 kHz)

±0.5% rdg. (1 kHz < f*

3

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Phase accuracy: 

±(0.1 × f*

3

 kHz) deg. (1 kHz < f*

3

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*1: For CT6845, *2: For CT6845-05 *3: frequency

Connection Example

Host instrument

CT6845

9705

9318

9705

9318

CT6845-05

CT9900

CT9901

3390, 3390-10, 9555, 

9555-10, 9602 (3193, 

3193-10, 3194), 3334-10, 

9495 (3192)

3167

8951 (8855), 8971 

(MR8847 series, 

MR8827, MR8740)

8940 (8860 series, 8841, 

8842, 8826, 8835-01)

PW6001

Cannot be directly connected to any parenthesized models. A 

module is required.

Refer to “Combined accuracy and conditions” specified in the 

specifications.

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Summary of Contents for CT6845

Page 1: ...vise operations Notation In this manual the risk seriousness and the hazard levels are classified as follows DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that will result in death or serious injury to the operator WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that may result in death or serious injury to the operator CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that may result i...

Page 2: ...verview The CT6845 and CT6845 05 are openable and closable clamp current sensors that are designed to measure AC and DC currents of up to 500 A at a high level of precision They offer excellent frequency characteristics amplitude and phase as well as excellent temperature characteristics sensitivity and offset and can be used not only for current measurement but also for high precision power measu...

Page 3: ...ure 1 Open the jaw and press the demagnetization DEMAG button Demagnetization DEMAG button 2 Open and close the jaw several times and check if the offset output is stabilized observing the host instrument display 3 Lock the jaw 4 Perform a zero adjustment by turning the zero adjust knob 0 ADJ observing the offset output displayed on the host instrument display Notch No zero adjustment can be perfo...

Page 4: ...the use of a 10 mm diameter wire Effect of external electromagnetic field 150 mA or less value scaled to the input in a DC or 60 Hz magnetic field of 400 A m Effect of magnetic 75 mA or less value scaled to the input after 500 A DC input Effect of common mode voltage 0 05 f s or less 1000 V rms DC to 100 Hz Effect of radiated radio frequency electromagnetic field 6 f s at 10 V m Effect of conducte...

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