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display. The device switched off after the time has elapsed. A short press 

of the power key restarts the counter. This turn-off timer can be 

deactivated: while switching the device on, press and hold the power 
button for 4 seconds until the beep. The device now shows 

 

indicating 

continuous operation mode. To deactivate this function, repeat the 

process. 

 

3.7  Pressing and holding the mode button takes you to a submenu. The 

device remains in the submenu until the mode button is released. It flicks 

through menu items every second. To deactivate this function, repeat 

process. 

 

3.8  Trend display, measured temperature value is shown in connection with 

a trend display 

      

 

            

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.9  The permitted device temperature is 32

°F 

– 122°F. 

A separate sensor 

measures the device temperature directly behind the display. If the 

device temperature exceeds the allowed range, a warning flashes on the 

display. Return to regular temperature immediately to avoid damage. 

 

 

 

4.0  BATTERIES 

 

4.1 

For a long battery life, it is recommended to press the “ON/OFF” button 

to switch the instrument off when not in use.  

 

4.2  When the battery is used up, the low battery icon appears.  

 

4.3  Open the battery cover on the rear of the instrument, insert a new 

battery and tighten the cover again. 

 

4.4  Replace batteries when the low battery indicator in the right corner of 

the display appears. Open battery compartment screw, replace with two 

batteries AA 1,5 Volt (LR6). Close batter compartment. 

 

4.5  Battery life approx. 500 hours 

Summary of Contents for ATFV215

Page 1: ...ATFV215 Reference Precision Thermometer Product Code ATFV215 t 44 0 1473 461 800 e service klipspringer com www klipspringer com Klipspringer Ltd Rynor House Farthing Road IPSWICH UK IP1 5AP ...

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Page 3: ...3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 4 2 CAUTION 5 3 OPERATION 5 4 BATTERIES 6 5 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 7 6 SPECIFICATIONS 7 7 DISPOSAL 8 8 ASSURANCE 7 ...

Page 4: ...e this product 1 4 Please make sure you read this instruction manual carefully 1 5 Following and respecting the instructions in your manual will prevent damage to your instrument and loss of your statutory rights arising from defects due to incorrect use 1 6 Likewise we take no responsibility for any incorrect readings or for any consequences resulting from them 1 7 We shall not be liable for any ...

Page 5: ...treme temperatures vibrations or shocks 2 5 Do not immerse the display unit in water Water can penetrate and cause malfunction 3 0 OPERATION 3 3 The battery is factory installed when switched off the display shows the battery capacity The device has two buttons To switch on press one of the two buttons 3 4 The display briefly shows the firmware version and then the current measured temperature The...

Page 6: ...ection with a trend display 3 9 The permitted device temperature is 32 F 122 F A separate sensor measures the device temperature directly behind the display If the device temperature exceeds the allowed range a warning flashes on the display Return to regular temperature immediately to avoid damage 4 0 BATTERIES 4 1 For a long battery life it is recommended to press the ON OFF button to switch the...

Page 7: ...instrument in a dry place 6 0 SPECIFICATIONS Measuring range 58 F 482 F 50 250 C Resolution 0 1 0 01 selectable Display Paperwhite display 50 x 26mm Working temperature 32 F 122VF 0 C 50 C Warranty 2 years Dimension housing 140 x 50 x 22mm Dimension probe 150 x 4 5mm Weight 165g Battery 2 x 1 5 Volt AA LR6 Probe type Fixed probe Battery life 500 hours Certification Free Calibration certificate sup...

Page 8: ...onment 7 2 The symbols for the heavy metals contained are Cd cadmium Hg mercury Pb lead 7 3 This instrument is labelled in accordance with the EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive WEEE 7 4 Please do not dispose of this instrument in household waste 7 5 The user is obliged to take end of life devices to a designated collection point for the disposal of electrical and electronic eq...

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