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MA 4852 Power supply 

Instrument operation 

 

4  Instrument operation 

 

4.1  Working with MA 4852 

 

The  MA  4852  is  class  I  equipment.  It  means  that  all  accessible  conductive 
parts (case) are connected to PE. For safety working the following shall apply: 
 

 

Use wall socket with proper earthing of PE terminal! 

 

Never disconnect PE wiring nor cut it, it is hazardous live! 

 

Secondary circuit is floating, it is separated from mains input and 
separated from PE. Keep secondary circuit floating or connect to 
PE only if necessary! 

 

4.2  Application of MA 4852 

 
General application procedure for MA 4852 is as follows: 

 

Before connection to mains supply keep I/O switch in O (OFF)  position, 
switch off automatic fuse and rotate dial knob c.c.w. to the limit position 

(0 V position). 

 

Connect MA 4852 into proper wall socket (see 

4.1

). 

 

Connect  the  circuit  supplied  from  MA  4852  into  proper  pair  of  output 
sockets. Pay attention on right polarity in case of applied DC sockets.** 

 

Turn  mains  switch  to  I  (ON),  turn  on  output  fuse  and  adjust  output 
voltage. 

 
**  If  the  circuit  requires  limited  voltage  range  then  the  last  two  steps  are 
modified as follows: 

 

Turn  mains  switch  to  I  (ON),  turn  on  output  fuse  and  adjust  output 
voltage into required voltage range. 

 

Turn off output fuse. 

 

Connect the circuit supplied from MA 4852 into the proper pair of output 
sockets. 

 

Turn on output fuse. 

 
Notes: 

 

Earth  socket  is  extension  of  PE  entry  and  is  intended  for  functional 
earthing of supplied device or circuit if necessary. 

 

Do  not  connect  any  DC  or  AC  output  sockets  together.  DC  part  is 
extension of AC. 

 

Summary of Contents for MA 4852

Page 1: ...Power supply MA 4852 Instruction manual Version 1 3 Code no 20 750 306...

Page 2: ...etrel si Mark on your equipment certifies that this equipment meets the requirements of the EC European Community regulations concerning safety and electromagnetic compatibility 2008 2016 METREL No pa...

Page 3: ...nd notes 5 2 2 Standards applied 6 3 Instrument description 7 3 1 Front panel 7 3 2 Back panel 8 3 3 Instrument set 8 4 Instrument operation 9 4 1 Working with MA 4852 9 4 2 Application of MA 4852 9 5...

Page 4: ...ers the following Floating secondary circuit Robust construction Adjustable output AC voltage from 0 V to 33 V Adjustable output DC voltage from 0 V to 46 V Permanent load current is 6 A Low ripple vo...

Page 5: ...52 is used in a manner not specified in this user manual the protection provided by the equipment might be impaired The MA 4852 is intended for indoor use only Do not use the instrument and accessorie...

Page 6: ...ts Part 1 General requirements and tests EN 61558 2 1 Safety of power transformers power supplies reactors and similar products Part 2 1 Particular requirements and tests for separating transformers a...

Page 7: ...I Figure 3 1 Front panel Legend 1 I O switch Main switch for turning power on off 2 AUTOMATIC OUTPUT FUSE Protects output circuit 3 Dial Knob for manual regulation of output voltage 4 A meter Indicate...

Page 8: ...ent description 8 3 2 Back panel Figure 3 2 Back panel Legend 1 Fuse F1 T 1 6 A 250 V 5 mm x 20 mm Breaking capacity 150 A 2 Cord entry For power supply entry 3 3 Instrument set Instrument Power suppl...

Page 9: ...off automatic fuse and rotate dial knob c c w to the limit position 0 V position Connect MA 4852 into proper wall socket see 4 1 Connect the circuit supplied from MA 4852 into proper pair of output so...

Page 10: ...ck panel 5 2 Cleaning No special maintenance is required for the housing To clean the surface of the instrument use a soft cloth slightly moistened with soapy water or alcohol Then leave the instrumen...

Page 11: ...1 6 A 250 V 5 mm x 20 mm IEC 60127 breaking capacity 150 A Loading characteristics see graph below Figure 6 1 Loading characteristic of MA 4852 V meter 0 40 V moving coil 1 5 f s V meter source AC DC...

Page 12: ...emperature range 10 C 30 C Reference humidity range 40 RH 70 RH Operation conditions Working temperature range 5 C 40 C Maximum relative humidity 95 RH 0 C 40 C non condensing Storage conditions Tempe...

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