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KHA3000
Setting Test Conditions (61000-3-2)
Input Procedure when Specified is Selected in the Setting
Menu
p. 98
Use the following procedure for specifying the nominal voltage, power, power factor and
fundamental current.
1
Press the HA key.
The HA-Test Conditions List display appears.
2
Press the F6 key to select menu page 1/4.
3
Press the F4 key to select Nominal Values.
A sub-menu is displayed.
4
Press the F1 key to select Specified in Nominal Voltage.
5
Press the F2 key to input a nominal voltage value (Specified Nominal
Voltage).
The input range is 100 V to 600 V.
6
Press the F6 key to return.
7
Press the F6 key to select menu page 3/4.
8
Press the F1 key to select Definition of Power.
A sub-menu is displayed.
9
Press the F1 key to select Specified in Definition of Power.
10
Press the F2 key to input a power value (Specified Power).
The input range is 0 W to135,000 W.
11
Press the F6 key to return.
12
Press the F2 key to select Class Options.
A sub-menu of Class C is displayed (when Class C was selected in page 1/4).
13
Press the F1 key to select Specified in PF & Fundamental Current.
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If you want to use the values (specific values) specified by the manufacturer in place of the
actually measured values for the power, fundamental current, and power factor of the EUT,
select "Measured" to execute the test. Then, check that the specified value is within ±10 % of
the measured value, and execute the test using specific values.
Write the test results using measured values (power (Class D), fundamental current, and
power factor (Class C)) in the Memo column of the report for tests using specific values, or
prepare each report separately and use them together.
Testing is possible even when the difference between measured values and specific values
exceeds ±10 %, but it is important to note that the limit value of the obtained test results does
not meet the standard.